Sentence examples for debate generated from inspiring English sources

Do take a look at the thoughtful debate generated by David Levin's remarks yesterday about "apartheid" in London schools.

Tom Hunter, the Clarke award's chief organiser, told me the debate generated at least one tweet every minute for six days.

Sometimes the ensuing debate generated more heat than light – but the end result is that we know rather more (although still not the full story) about how many people come here and for how long.

But the debate generated by the litigation was a narrow one, focusing mainly on the scope of the US government's authority to kill its own citizens, and even that debate was distorted by secrecy and selective disclosure.

Anstee, an accountant, has told the delegates that he wants "outcomes" from the debate generated by the meeting, which includes speakers such as Sir Win Bischoff, chairman of Lloyds Banking Group, and his counterpart at Royal Bank of Scotland, Sir Philip Hampton.

Amid all the furious debate generated by gun tragedies like the Trayvon Martin shooting in Florida, citizens in too many states have been quietly, legally arming themselves at alarming rates that offer scant optimism for reining in the nation's runaway gun culture.

Sometimes debate generates better answers.

As the debate generates steam, it is becoming increasingly more sophisticated.

Yet for all the heat that this debate generates, it is essentially an argument about different routes to the same goal, closer European integration.

In literary terms, Mr Xiao admits that the Guangdong camp is lagging somewhat.Perhaps the debate generates more heat in public than it does in the Communist Party itself.

The amount of subsidies is large (WES 2013) and therefore often subject for public debate generating political requests for 'local content' in wind parks, which means employing local labour and local suppliers for installation and O&M activities.