Sentence examples for debates erupted from inspiring English sources

Conservative black intellectuals attacked the idea, and debates erupted on college campuses.

The predictable online debates erupted: over the necessity of nannies, the complexities of relationships with them and so on.

In the 1930's, debates erupted in journal articles like "Do We Want a Library Science?" Many librarians decided that they didn't.

Off-mic, flash debates erupted among panelists over how to preserve user privacy and what data marketers should disclose.

Following the San Bernardino attacks, and like after all major terrorism attacks, debates erupt discussing relationships between Islam and violence and whether the terrifying acts of so called Islamic State -- known as ISIL -- is Islamic.

A debate erupted over the word itself.

TWENTY years ago a debate erupted about whether there were specific "Asian values".

During the campaign, a debate erupted among Catholics over John Kerry's support for abortion rights.

By his account, a debate erupted among H.P. directors over whether the company needed to disclose the sexual harassment claim.

The House speaker, William O'Brien, sought such an exemption as a national debate erupted over a federal mandate for contraception coverage.

The debate erupted in 2003, when Episcopalians consecrated the first openly gay bishop, V. Gene Robinson of New Hampshire.