Sentence examples for debates generated from inspiring English sources

The long and sometimes heated debates generated great interest among the religious leaders, traditional chiefs and media representatives gathered here for the three-day event.

Certainly, further information from studies accurately quantifying how much time is spent on activities to access unfunded drugs would be useful in informing debates generated by the last two questions.

No wonder the low-rated debates generate sparks only when they resemble "Saturday Night Live" skits, as witness Mr. Keyes's recounting of his excellent adventure in a mosh pit.

Do take a look at the thoughtful debate generated by David Levin's remarks yesterday about "apartheid" in London schools.

Tom Hunter, the Clarke award's chief organiser, told me the debate generated at least one tweet every minute for six days.

Sometimes the ensuing debate generated more heat than light – but the end result is that we know rather more (although still not the full story) about how many people come here and for how long.

Anstee, an accountant, has told the delegates that he wants "outcomes" from the debate generated by the meeting, which includes speakers such as Sir Win Bischoff, chairman of Lloyds Banking Group, and his counterpart at Royal Bank of Scotland, Sir Philip Hampton.

The debate generated a total of 255,559 tweets.

This debate generated tremendous controversy (Hull 1988) and it spurred on the development of methods to statistically correct for dependence among species' trait values when assessing an adaptive hypothesis (Felsenstein 1985, Harvey and Pagel 1991).

And it will have done so with scant attention from the media and without the public debate generated by campaigns against the Keystone XL.

Kaufman's letter comes two days after Hillary Rodham Clinton's performance in the first Democratic presidential debate generated questions about whether a Biden campaign would still be viable.