Sentence examples for fomenting debate from inspiring English sources
Already, there is a fomenting debate over the potential increase of national security measures, after Prime Minister Stephen Harper vowed to boost national security measures in the areas of "surveillance, detention and arrest".
Lynn Nottage, who won the Pulitzer Prize for drama in 2009 for "Ruined," about women in a brothel in war-torn Congo, said the conference could foment debate about the idea that black writers constitute a niche market and that the best ones would eventually find wider attention.
Some families foment debate; others prefer peace and quiet.
In a year in which a sexual abuse scandal fomented intense debate over who has the power — moral or otherwise — to hold the church accountable for its actions, the new law appeared to acknowledge the importance of adhering to civil standards.
It was Leibniz more than any other philosopher who eventually succeeded in fomenting a philosophical debate in which the "Newtonian" conception of space, time and the divine would play a central role (see below).
The restrictions came under attack from high-profile figures, including former First Lady Nancy Reagan and actor Christopher Reeve, fomenting a national debate that turned "stem cell" into a household term.
In this context, recent revelations from Cuba – where it was revealed that the US Agency for International Development (USAid) had used HIV prevention work as a smokescreen for fomenting political opposition – should ignite a debate about the necessity of keeping the work of public health agencies, security services and foreign policy separate.
The Ebola outbreak in West Africa and subsequent diagnosis of a few patients in the United States generated a worldwide panic that caused airline and travel stocks to drop, altered immigration policies and fomented multiple political debates on treatment and action plans.
But some members simply wanted the issue to go away as quickly as possible for fear that further debate would foment more divisiveness and damage the organization, which was founded 39 years ago.
The parallels between the current economy and the one Franklin saw highlight a debate among historians: how big a role did economics, as opposed to ideas, play in fomenting revolution?
