Sentence examples for Triggering debate from inspiring English sources

Since then, the share price has fallen by about two-thirds, triggering debate about whether regulators should have given the green light to the listing.

Like many new technologies, drones, and the ways that they are being deployed, are triggering debates about who has the right to fly – and where.

Now AP appears to have revised that description to "champagne", an act that has triggered debate about fashion's use of the word "nude".

McIlroy's decision on whether to represent Great Britain or Ireland when golf returns to the Olympics in four years' time has also triggered debate.

The choice of golf courses, number of rounds, hotel, restaurants and tee times can all trigger debate when 4, 8 or 12 egos and budgets are involved.

But it will trigger debate on Capitol Hill with some members of the President's party wary of allowing the US to get entangled in more overseas conflict.

A photo posted to a Facebook group triggered debate just as furious as that surrounding The Dress – is it Murray impersonating a crying baby, or is it Hanks?

Calls to replace London's judicial committee of the privy council with the Caribbean court of justice, as Jamaica's final appellate jurisdiction, have triggered debate.

The launch of his restaurant - called Cabbages and Condoms - gave him both a means of sustainable income and a relaxed space in which to trigger debate around family planning.

Opponents are hoping that the state's stubborn fight to wheel another elderly man back to the gallows (he is severely ill and suffers from advanced dementia) may trigger debate and a backlash.

This measure triggered debate with people asking just what kind of breathalyser they would need, how reliable would they be and would drunks, who are already prepared to break the law by driving, pay any attention to them anyway?