Sentence examples for drive debate from inspiring English sources
The HS2 high-speed line, due in 2033, is helping to drive debate over the future shape of northern infrastructure.
"We drive debate underground", he says, where "black-and-white answers to world problems fester".Too many young Muslims are cut off from mainstream British life including Muslim life.
He said it will drive debate on how to regulate new forms of contracting work. .
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These differences drive debates over affirmative action, race-conscious electoral districting, and pornography, among other issues.
Together these pictures represent the poles of the space program, the dialectic that has driven debate about it since the rockets began to blast forth from Cape Canaveral half a century ago.
CURTAIN UP -- While the Republican National Convention drove debate over Bush administration policies into the streets of New York, the curtain was raised last night at the Royal National Theater in London on previews of "Stuff Happens," a new David Hare play about the Iraq war, Playbill.com said.
Such a clear and ambitious focus has driven debate and research paths.
The recent Panama Papers exposé drove debates over corruption to the top of the news agenda, and also revealed the extent to which tax havens have a direct impact on cities; more than 31,000 companies based in tax havens own property in the UK, largely concentrated in London, and nearly one in 10 of them are linked to Mossack Fonseca, the law firm at the centre of the leaks.
When I joined them last summer for an outdoor screening of "Star Trek," they spent much of the hour-long drive debating whether it was anti-Semitic for Nathaniel's college to begin its semester on Rosh Hashanah.
