Sentence examples for debate has been generated from inspiring English sources
Although Hisarlık has been largely acknowledged by scholars as the site of historical Troy, intense debate has been generated by questions of Troy's physical size, population, and stature as a trading entrepôt and regional power.
In order to find a clear definition, to operationalize the concept and create instruments of measurement (Putnam, 1993; Paxton, 1999; Costa and Kahn, 2003; Hall, 1999; Rothstein, 2001; Knack and Keefer, 1997; Van Oorschot and Art, 2005; Beugelsdijk, Van Schaik, 2005) a long and intense debate has been generated, engaging scholars with different backgrounds.
Here is a taste of some of the debate that has been generated on social media: The suggestion that #SandraBland may have already been dead in her mugshot does something to me.
The discourse that has been generated by the independence debate contains various presuppositions or assumptions.
Directed by Francesca Zambello, now in her second season as the festival's general and artistic director, this topical take on the opera has been generating hot debate since it opened last month.
The application of hydraulic fracturing ("fracking") in the exploration and exploitation of unconventional natural gas reservoirs has been generating intensive public debates in a variety of countries.
Many of the complaints to Ofcom following last night's debate are said to have been generated from Twitter and Facebook groups set up in anger at Boulton, the Sky News host.
All played to full houses on the nights I was there, and have been generating earnest debate in the press.
