Sentence examples for debate has ignited from inspiring English sources

A debate has ignited among the Guardian's Africa network partners.

As college campuses nationwide have instituted policies designed to promote inclusion (e.g., safe spaces, trigger warnings, hate speech codes, and pronoun usage policies), furor and debate have ignited.

This is a debate that has ignited well beyond Britain, in other countries hit by the market meltdown.

That's the real debate behind the debates Amy Chua's book has ignited.

A18 Unions Debate Merger Andrew L. Stern, president of the Service Employees International Union, has ignited a debate in the labor movement by arguing for an overhaul, including the merger of many unions.

The J. C. decision has ignited debate.

The panel found no evidence that a popular vaccine causes autism, a subject that has ignited debate for years.

The incident has ignited debate about how – and even if – you should intervene when you see someone being sexually assaulted.

However, the bishops' statement has ignited debate about the gulf between the church's public statements and private actions.

The video has ignited debate in the Middle East, where other young Arabs also began posting their variations to the songs on YouTube.

Debate over the bill has ignited fierce exchanges between lawmakers and tense confrontations between opponents of the bill, who have worn orange, and supporters of the bill, wearing blue.