Sentence examples for debate has widened from inspiring English sources

In an era of fiscal austerity, with greater attention than ever on the tax arrangements of celebrities like Jimmy Carr it is hardly surprising that the debate has widened.

The political debate on the issue has widened with Ireland's largest union and Labour Party politicians calling for a referendum that would guarantee Irish Water remaining in the hands of the state.

The one good thing that has come out of this European debate is that it has widened our understanding of "online safety".

As anger over recent cyclist deaths quite has rightly raged, Londonist, also rightly, has widened the debate by asking a very good question: won't somebody think of the pedestrians?

Now Noel Gallagher has widened out the debate into the "career" nature of politicians, saying that he no longer felt that there was anybody for him to vote for because he thinks politicians are more concerned with power than politics.

Morocco, for instance, has widened its space for debate.

The decision by Wikipedia comes amid widespread debate over the rise of fake news, which has widened to include concerns about misleading information in traditional publications.

It started as a debate over a shortage of public health nurses and has widened to involve some 1,340 vacant jobs across county government.

And coming out of the conventions, the horse race coud have a leader who has widened the gap on the way to the debates.

The debate about income inequality has grown louder as the nation's income gap has widened over the last three decades.

What is new, in my view, is how the British blindspot on this question has widened, while the clamour of anti-EU voices has become deafening, overwhelming any hope of constructive debate.