Sentence examples for becoming a debate from inspiring English sources

"The administration's domestic policy was fast becoming a debate society run by Larry Summers," Ms. Suskind writes.

The EU referendum campaign is in danger of becoming a debate between "white men in grey suits", the Green party's only MP, Caroline Lucas, has said, arguing that the emotional case for Europe needs to be made.

The Speaker's aim, he says, is to prevent the House from becoming "a debating society, rather than an action agency". An important part of his strategy is Wright's use of the House Rules Committee to limit the number of amendments that get added to legislation and, therefore, more closely control the final product.

This is just the beginning of what is becoming a serious debate.

That question is rapidly becoming a central debate within the Democratic party's search for a presidential nomination.

"Science has ignored the question of moral improvement so far, but it is now becoming a big debate," he said.

The use of large DNAs in preparing multivalent vaccines that will eventually give protective immunity against multiple pathogenic microbes is becoming a major debate nowadays.

It's domestic abuse becoming a national debate as every newspaper covers the story.

With relatively little fanfare, federal policymakers seem to be in the midst of what is becoming a profound debate over how best to get more Americans working.

With more than 10m viewers tuning in to watch her suffer, McKeith's travails – real or imagined – are becoming a national debating point.

This is becoming a hotly debated issue, but one that, at least in my mind, is fairly straightforward.