Sentence examples for debate provoked from inspiring English sources

But the public debate provoked a 30percentt spike in imports.

At The Daily Beast, a roundup of the philosophical debate provoked by Joseph Levine's critique of Zionism.

With the debate provoked by the proposed center and the publication of a new book about deportations, the subject of German exile has been getting unparalleled attention.

The debate provoked by Williams's claim that impersonal moral standards undermine the integrity of personal projects and personal relations, which give life its very meaning, was an important part of the moral and political philosophy of the later 20th century.

Rather than importing imams from Turkey and elsewhere the government wants them to be trained at German universities, which will impart modern values alongside religion.The debate provoked by Mr Sarrazin has unleashed a blast of cultural warfare.

Given his love of publicity, the only surprise is that Koukash did not wade into the debate provoked by the BBC's Evan Davis when he suggested that the city of Salford should allow itself to be absorbed by Manchester.

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Its populist message may have won it 13m members but this need not translate into votes.The absence of real policy debate provokes an understandable response: growing apathy.

One of the fiercest debates provoked by the founding of the Wages for Housework Campaign in the 1970s was on welfare.

"The Lottery," a chilling tale whose meaning has been much debated, provoked widespread public outrage when it was first published in The New Yorker in 1948.

A mini-debate provoked by a comment by Robinson and Parkin on their paper [51,52] made clear that one central issue is whether public or patient preferences are appropriate.