Sentence examples for debate was started from inspiring English sources
The latest debate was started by David Miles, a finance professor and member of the Bank of England's interest rate-setting committee.
The debate was started in 1999 by two American academics, Bruce Ackerman and Anne Alstott, in their book The Stakeholder Society.
The current debate was started by the commentator Alan Taylor who, in an essay, accused Featherstone of an attitude towards Scots drama that was "disrespectful, insensitive and crass".
The convergence debate was started by Abramovitz (1986), Baumol (1986), Dollar and Wolff (1988), Dollar (1993), Barro and Sala i Martin (1992), Quah (1993, 1996), O'Leary (1997) and Doyle and O'Leary (1999), and has continued ever since.
An interesting debate was started that reminded me of an article by Carly Fiorina -- founder of the One Woman Initiative, global ambassador for Opportunity International and former chairman and CEO of Hewlett-Packard – that was published recently in Harvard Business Review ….
Everybody thinks the debate was started in the kitchen.
The Guardian - which published the original revelations about the data-gathering and surveillance activities of the US National Security Agency and its relationship with UK agencies - has suggested that a debate was starting in government about updating the way politicians oversee the security services.
Recently, a debate is started in literature whether or not restricting the access to fertility treatment on the ground of female body mass index.
Current Controlled Trials ISRCTN41681847 Since the first description of the cervical anterior discectomy with fusion by Cloward and Smith and Robinson in 1958 respectively in 1955[ 1, 2], and the cervical anterior discectomy without fusion in 1960 by Hirsch[ 3] a debate is started which of both methods is the best.
The debate is starting now.
