Sentence examples for fascinating debate to from inspiring English sources

Madeline Bunting touched on the issue last week: "There's a fascinating debate to be had between atheists and people of faith and, often, they can find the gulf between them is not nearly as wide or unbridgeable as is often suggested".

This week I chaired a fascinating debate at Durham University which was looking at health inequalities in an age of austerity.

So each denomination is having the same emotive, and fascinating, debate about what to do with its real estate.

This leads to fascinating debate on very many levels, from many perspectives.

"It will have gone from a two-horse race to a one-horse race, and who wants to watch one horse run?" The decision to banish Rangers to the bottom is a fascinating debate from a business perspective, particularly when one considers the bailouts that major sports leagues in the United States have orchestrated.

For a fascinating debate amongst hip hop fans as to whether Moscato traditions are being distorted by hip hop music, see this.

"It's a very fascinating debate, because it's also playing out to some extent in the world.

But at the same time, we couldn't help but ask you to share your experiences, to get an unscientific but surely fascinating debate going.

Re "Miniature People Add Extra Pieces to Evolutionary Puzzle" (Nov. 9): The article offers a fascinating debate on the origins of a newly discovered hominid species from Flores.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest 3.29pm GMT UK For the last two hours there's been a fascinating debate about gender violence and the duty of cared owed by international non-governmental organisations to their staff over on the Guardian Global Development Professionals Network, writes Eliza Anyangwe.

No, she's not looking to practice control (a contentious idea in and of itself, yet capable of eliciting some fascinating debate in the audio arts world we talk about that a little bit below).