Sentence examples for fuel debates from inspiring English sources

Providing powerful hand-held devices is sure to fuel debates over the role of technology in higher education.

The Census Bureau's projections are likely to fuel debates over immigration policy, overpopulation and the changing electorate, and recall earlier eras when the Irish, the Italians and Eastern European Jews were not universally considered as whites.

Think tanks, human rights organizations, and the media recognize these demographics as significant research areas and produce the facts and figures that fuel debates and legislation.

Fung Wah's closure will surely fuel debates about the oversight necessary in this now-crucial industry that has benefited scores of tourists, day trippers, workers, sweatpants-wearing scumbags, junkies, and crying babies.

The report could also fuel debate about how much time is left for diplomacy to succeed.

Successful production would eliminate some of the "food versus fuel" debate in the manufacturing of ethanol, which comes from corn.

Elections in Taiwan in early 2008 will fuel debate there about the island's relations with the mainland.

We're not falling into this food versus fuel debate, because we're actually producing food and producing energy".

It will further fuel debate among economists, who say the jobs data simply does not reconcile with grim GDP data.

Despite polls suggesting that most New Mexicans support ending driving privileges for illegal immigrants, the issue is sure to fuel debate as Ms. Martinez travels around the country.

Ashdown's remarks will fuel debate about the party's next moves at what is expected to be a tense and fractious conference in Glasgow.