Sentence examples for another cause for debate from inspiring English sources

The Big 12 and the Southeastern Conference are the only major leagues with championship games, which is another cause for debate among college coaches and athletic administrators.

The album has regularly been a cause for debate, particularly in the Anglophone world.

These and other issues will be cause for debate throughout this season.

However, it's those firms where legitimacy seems to be a problem – the sponsors causing environmental damage or those adopting unethical recruitment practices – which are cause for debate.

Then the other thing is when you have a long conversation like that where there's a lot of listening and not, there's no cause for debate.

Civics- Recently at the University of Chicago, a poster advertising the terrorist group Hezbollah, which was being displayed at the University library, was cause for debate.

The mass extinction that occurred at the end of the Permian period 252 million years ago was a body blow to marine organisms as the oceans became toxic (for reasons that are still cause for debate).

But the question of whether bigger breasts will make a teenager or preteenager more confident, and the propriety of running such an advertisement in a magazine catering to a young audience has been cause for debate among the editors and publishers of magazines for teenagers.

The searing exposé of the mass killing of wildlife by pesticides began large-scale environmental consciousness, and its half-century was widely celebrated, though how much had been achieved, and how much had not, was very much a cause for debate.

In any other medium such a question would be a cause for debate, for thought, for response essays and so on.

It was only the process by which it occurred that was cause for debate within the scientific community, they told me.