Sentence examples for debate ignited from inspiring English sources
Which party wins next month may not matter nearly as much as how the debate ignited by a dead three-year-old is resolved.
The draft debate ignited the chain of events leading to the early snap election, which Netanyahu hopes to win before his rivals have time to organise.
The participation of the internet companies in Prism will add to the debate, ignited by the Verizon revelation, about the scale of surveillance by the intelligence services.
BEIJING — The Chinese government's approach to North Korea appears to be the subject of heightened debate ignited by the North's plans to proceed with a nuclear test, Chinese and American experts say.
The energy company SSE has warned that first-half profits will be lower than last year and said it would remain "disciplined" despite the fierce political debate ignited by Ed Miliband's energy price freeze pledge.
For nearly two weeks, a debate ignited by a CNN documentary has raged on the Internet about the obstacles to success in Silicon Valley and whether the technology industry is as meritocratic and as color-blind as it aspires to be.
COLOMBIAN television audiences can get very emotional about reality-TV shows, with heated debates igniting around the water cooler on which singer should win the local version of "The X Factor" or who was unjustly eliminated from a "Survivor -style programme.
He added that he wanted to "frame the debate" so that even if Washington delays adoption of his policies, the political debate is ignited around the country, as with the many states who have raised minimum wage on their own.
Furious debate was ignited earlier this year when respected academic bell hooks called Beyoncé a terrorist.
Folan is adding her voice to a fiery debate that ignited a few years ago with black-female bloggers advocating black women date out.
