Sentence examples for a debate beginning from inspiring English sources

This strategic program was the culmination of a debate beginning in the mid-1960's among certain young American radicals about the proper response of the left to racism, imperialism, the war in Vietnam and other ills loosely identified as "the system".

But a debate began over the summer, when residents learned that the shelter would occupy a brownstone on a residential street.

A debate began when consumers realised that the dark brown wrapped sweet had been replaced by one with a lighter brown wrapper.

On Sunday, 30 September, a debate began on Twitter – later dubbed #Twittergate – about the etiquette and ethics of live-tweeting academic conferences.

Last week, a debate began in our US office over whether the correct term was "unfeasible" or "infeasible"—as it stands there are 17 people involved in multiple time zones.

I can't tell you how many schools I've visited to run creative writing workshops and before a single word has even made the page a debate begins over what paper they are allowed to use: lined or plain?

After Rouhani's return from New York, a debate began to grow on whether the authorities should officially drop the "death to America" slogans, but opposition from hardliners mean they will not disappear any time soon.

Some politicians in America complain that China's currency regime keeps its exports artificially cheap and a debate began on whether China was serious about a flexible currency policy, or if it was just manoeuvring to avoid criticism ahead of a G20 summit.

In the mid-1990s, a debate began over whether understory herb communities recover to their pre-disturbance states following logging.

A debate began about how cricket might change as a result of this tragedy: should bouncers be outlawed?

A debate begun in 2003 on Rimfire Central, a pro-gun website, shows how rapidly the conversation can splinter.