Sentence examples for debate has created from inspiring English sources

To some degree, the debate has created a divide between doctors and nurses.

The resulting debate has created perhaps the greatest test of the tax stand in the last two decades.

The 50p tax debate has created a complex, peculiarly British argument about envy, retributions, aspiration and the super-rich.

The debate has created an increasingly sharp rift between the five members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, three of them Democrats and two Republicans.

And it would do nothing at all about the banks' bad debts.Just as bad is the fact that Mr Kajiyama's entry into the debate has created unnecessary delay and confusion.

The EU debate has created tensions within our minority ethnic communities, and has presented us with a crisis: we feel the need to prove we are British because of our skin colour, but we feel the need to defend our social class, which is persistently labelled as racist.

The vote took place on Sunday night, and media reports indicated that police had been brought in to supervise the voting offices, a testament to the tensions the debate had created in the area.

The move may further inflame an economic debate that has created political turmoil in Canada.

But I am anxious to make the general point that our debate here has created a wrong impression amongst the general public.

One of the world's most famous debating societies has created a 'Shake It Off' mash-up  video featuring several famous faces in an effort to convince Taylor Swift to visit them.

"People knew instinctively that as long as the economy took care of them, ideology was something they didn't need to debate," she says.This has created citizens who vote, but who have little interest in what politicians actually do with power.