Sentence examples for a bit of debate from inspiring English sources

It sparks a bit of debate.

The topic has ignited quite a bit of debate on the Internet, including on sites like GigaOm.

There's a bit of debate on the blogs about what film Don was acutally watching on his afternoon off.

"There was a bit of debate in our dressing room," said Robson, when asked about the toss.

Last week's post about the 50 turning-points of English (and American) literature stirred up quite a bit of debate, raising some interesting issues.

With support from the Tea Party and from socially conservative hispanics, Rubio could also help Romney carry Florida, although there's quite a bit of debate about how much sway he really has with non-Cuban Latinos.

There's a bit of a debate whether that £5m limit will come in".

Perhaps that is why the case went no further than a bit of public debate.

The towing capacity is a subject that opens up a bit of a debate in the Cult of 4Runner.

There's been a bit of a debate about who the last monarch was to attend cabinet.

He was less jovial than the last time he spoke in court, in April, when he had a bit of a debate with the military judge about the process.