Sentence examples for debate has flared from inspiring English sources

But every time, the same debate has flared up: How political are these economic decisions?

In the vacuum a debate has flared about whether the church is doing enough, which has split the government.

Now, a debate has flared up over whether to rid the municipal swimming pool of its smoking section.

As a result, a debate has flared up about whether more prescribed burns should have been done before the overheated summer that Australia has experienced.

The debate has flared before, in the case of a Nigerian man who tried to blow up a Detroit-bound flight in 2009.

That old debate has flared again this week, with Zhirkov calling for a switch to an autumn-spring season, even if that means a lengthy winter break.

Before a day had passed, the torture debate had flared.

The debate that has flared up over the redrawing of two California Congressional districts shows how changing demographics are reshaping Hispanic political strategy.

It's the latter detail which adds intriguing nuance to the will-they-or-won't-they debate which has flared ever since American Football jetted into London for its first International Series match in 2008.

A debate about "capitalism" has flared lately.

They and others of their musical tastes have set off a long-running debate, one that has flared up again in Australia, with the Melbourne crowd sometimes mimicking Azarenka's grunts and the W.T.A. issuing a communiqu bout its desire to turn down the volume on the next generation.