Sentence examples for created debate from inspiring English sources

The scientific advances have created debate about public policy on genetic discrimination.

One issue that has created debate in Israel is how public a stand its officials should take against Mr. Assad.

Based on statistics more than on the established method of having scouts identify prospects from seeing them play, the system has become more widely used and has created debate between old-timers and younger executives.

The student, originally from the KwaZulu-Natal province in South Africa and a former teaching assistant at the University of Cape Town, first created debate this week when it emerged he posted a message onto Facebook, two days after the Paris attacks, in which he said: " I do NOT stand with France.

The relatively recent conclusion of major clinical trials and the publication of new systematic reviews have shed light but also created debate regarding the comparative efficacy of various antihypertensive therapies as measured by clinically relevant outcomes (ALLHAT 2002; Dahlof et al. 2002; Messerli 2003; Messerli & Weber 2003; Wing et al. 2003; Davis et al. 2004; Julius et al. 2004).

Tulloh acknowledges that the title of her book was deliberately chosen to create debate.

Such a list could fill a newspaper, and even then would create debate.

"It means you're stirring things and creating debate," he reasons.

He told the club website: "I'm aware this signing will create debate.

It is a Tory attempt to create debate, though its members are thinkers rather than politically active.

We saw that popular pressure can not only create debate but also force real change onto the agenda.