Sentence examples for fierce debates on from inspiring English sources

There will be fierce debates on what a referendum should be about.

Fierce debates on campus over what words and ideas are offensive and what best promotes inclusion may reach different results.

Speaking in an accented, hypernuanced English that facilitated fierce debates on whether a particular design should be "brutal," "blatant," or "congested," the designers had absorbed Koolhaas's intonations as well as his ideas; even the Americans on the staff spoke with a vaguely European lilt.

"I wonder whether, in the course of the fierce debates on immigration in the first quarter of the 20th century, anyone ever tried to calculate when 'new immigrants' and their children would be a majority of the U.S. I am sure someone among the immigration restrictionists must have raised that alarm".

Perhaps Westminster elections have now become like other elections in which the campaigns feature fierce debates on issues that are not directly decided by the poll.

An ad campaign for a skin-whitening cream that promises results in 15 days has ignited fierce debates on Senegalese social networks since September.

It is also likely to prompt a fierce debate on what constitutes an American ally.

But the video has ignited fierce debate on social media in India.

The incident has also provoked a fierce debate on attitudes to women.

But it has ignited activism and fierce debate on university campuses on the future of digital copyright.

Should Simpson or Scott claim the US PGA title, an already fierce debate on anchoring will intensify once again.