Sentence examples for debate has broadened from inspiring English sources

"What's positive is that over the last year, the debate has broadened out.

But the debate has broadened: should it return to its old role as a public-service feeder for the Ecole Nationale d'Administration (ENA), the top civil-service graduate school?

More recently the debate on tropical forests has accelerated in the tropical countries themselves, and the focus of international public debate has broadened to include temperate and boreal forests, notably the issues related to the clear-felling of old-growth natural forests and biological diversity conservation.

By acquiring and publishing the map, Yale ignited a valuable debate that has broadened people's understanding of the medieval world, Clemens said.

The debate over unity has broadened along many new dimensions as a result.

For example, in permitting more Americans to go to Cuba, the Clinton administration believes that it has broadened the debate within the United States and undermined somewhat the power of the Cuban American minority in Florida.

Though some people suggest that Iowa's stability has broadened the debate beyond the economy in the early stages of the campaign, the presidential candidates -- perhaps speaking to a national audience -- continue to focus on the financial struggles of Americans as they deliver speeches around the state.

It stemmed from their answers at a debate Monday involving the circumstances under which each as president might meet with leaders of Syria, Cuba and Venezuela, but it has broadened into a debate over whether the nation needs experience or a fresh approach on the world stage.

The debate around nanosilver regulation is still raging in the United States, but the interest Benn's research generated has broadened the discussions, he says.

But mainstream entertainment has broadened my horizons".

The effort has broadened over the years.