Sentence examples for cause of debate from inspiring English sources

The potential consequences of growing elephant populations are a cause of debate and concern in many African conservation areas.

The effect of veneer porcelain on the strength of the restoration has been a cause of debate.

'Sustainable communities' is a term that is widely used by policy-makers in many countries, but what constitutes a sustainable community is often a cause of debate.

So, a victory for this column in the cause of informed debate, perhaps.

But, as with every area of development practice, how exactly to intervene is often the cause of heated debate.

The recent adverts for Maltesers featuring deaf and disabled actors, first broadcast during this year's Paralympics, have been the cause of much debate.

As described by Bowers [7], the anatomical site of rupture has been the cause of much debate, but it is now generally accepted that the site of injury is virtually always at the distal palmar plate bone junction.

In recent years, the highly aggressive lyrics in drill music have been the cause of great debate over whether or not they're influencing the violence plaguing Chicago.

The clinical importance of coinfection in cervical cancer etiology has been cause of extensive debate.

Supplements are the cause of much debate in the world of journal publishing.

The extent of invasive examination to which ancient mummies should be subjected is the cause of much debate.