Sentence examples for enormous debates from inspiring English sources

"We have had this massive trend since the 1970s towards privatisation - an ideologically driven, powerful trend - which has created enormous debates.

His other specialty at Ladder 2 was starting enormous debates in the fire house kitchen with politically incorrect statements he was sure would set people off.

The 1958 paper and one three years later elaborating on the theory raised enormous debate.

Robert L. Kufrin, the administrator for Sister Bay, said the recent growth in new housing has generated "an enormous debate" in the village.

While the Mapplethorpe exhibition, "The Perfect Moment," has caused enormous debate, "Minor White: The Eye That Shapes" has barely been noticed.

It also masked an enormous debate in the West about the utility of nuclear weapons in a crisis.

When Europe tried to bail out Greece, an enormous debate sprang up about whether the restructuring of Greece's debt was technically considered a "default".

"There's been enormous debate since Kant about how much reality is in some way constituted by our minds," Mr. Devitt said.

But even among Republicans, there is enormous debate about how to persuade companies to invest in new factories and expand hiring.

Behind the scenes, however, there was enormous debate over how to proceed -- debate in the White House, between the White House and Republicans in Congress and between the United States and its Asian allies.

"There is an enormous debate going on about this person called Jordan," added Mr Hoyle.