Sentence examples for emotional debates from inspiring English sources

The changes set off emotional debates over the future of the buildings, whose communities prized their distinctive structures and histories.

The tough choices, in Mountain Grove and districts around the country, are fueling emotional debates about educational fairness and where districts should focus limited resources.

But, he said, the point is that they have tried to take a reasonable approach to what can be emotional debates.

The proposals usually prompt emotional debates and boisterous public hearings in which parents and teachers, some of them enlisted by the United Federation of Teachers, stand up to voice opposition.

Dr. Sadik also has tried to avoid emotional debates over cultural values by casting practices like female genital mutilation -- the cutting of all or part of female genitals, often in very young girls -- as a public health issue.

Her school is at the heart of an identity crisis that has sent fissures through the state's second-largest district, pitting parents of magnet school students against an administration they view as unfriendly — and sparking emotional debates about how scarce dollars should be spent during a time of financial reckoning throughout the state.

"It was a very emotional debate," Mr. Filzmaier said.

The combination of the two inspired an emotional debate.

Healthcare provoked an emotional debate, similarly dividing the candidates.

"It's a new program, and it's somewhat of an emotional debate for folks.

It is an emotional debate, largely because the limit has defined Washington's character for generations.