Sentence examples for causing much debate from inspiring English sources

In the closing days, revelations about the expenses culture of the former MP, David Marshall, have been causing much debate in the media.

It's already causing much debate among comic fans, not least because Morrison has chosen to restore some of the original story elements to his Wonder Woman, or Diana as she's known to her friends.

Classification of depression is controversial, causing much debate among psychiatrists, as diagnoses are based on the presence of certain arbitrarily defined symptoms [ 19- 22].

Heavy infestations present one of the major problems faced in marine salmon aquaculture and the concomitant rise of epizootics in wild populations is causing much debate about the possible ecological impacts of farmed fish [ 3, 4].

P16-IHC is, however, a diagnostic method causing much debate, and concerns have been raised: p16 overexpression might be associated with functional pRb disturbances irrelevant for the HPV infection (Marur et al, 2010).

Not surprisingly, the proposal has caused much debate amongst developers and architects in Cornwall.

In 2014, the nativity scene in the Nebraska capitol caused much debate.

The extent of the U.S. military's role in quelling the uprising caused much debate as well.

It caused much debate in VFX circles, with many making misguided guesses about how we did it.

A couture collection that would usually be shown in Paris later in the month, it has caused much debate.

Later that year, however, a Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) appeals panel revoked the ban, though the issue continued to cause much debate.