Sentence examples for create a debate from inspiring English sources

"Above all," she continued, "we wanted to create a debate in which everyone could take part.

In writing, create a debate between current or past scholars on whether or not the United States is an empire.

By refusing to engage in the debate, he has largely prevented Scott's attempts to create a debate about the party's direction and the president's role within it.

The damage of Powellism was to create a debate always dominated by immigration, numbers and controlling the borders; which was never about integration, and which too often treated race relations and immigration as the same issue.

He had won the national Catholic debating championship in high school, and he persuaded the nuns at his younger sister's school, St. Brendan's, to let him create a debate team and coach it for free.

Indeed, one of my favourite ways of trying to create a debate is to argue that instead of planning to build three new Titan jails to house an extra 10,000 prisoners by 2012, we should be planning on closing prisons and investing more heavily in community-based punishments.

"We think we've created a debate within Iran," one senior administration official said.

But the drop in productivity has created a debate over what level of growth is sustainable.

However, the tickets are for this Sunday's Mets-Cubs game at Citi Field, which has created a debate among three generations of Glickson men, all loyal Mets fans.

Inside AOL, the news created a debate over Mr. Arrington's shifting role and whether the rules of traditional journalism should apply to industry bloggers.

As Asiana prepares to bolster its training, the crash has created a debate among pilots in the United States about training, automation and cultural factors.