Sentence examples for fuelling debate from inspiring English sources

He might also say that he has changed the very nature of the original photographs by re-contextualising them and framing them in an artistic, analogue setting and fuelling debate.

He dominated and fuelled debate about schools policy during both Conservative and Labour administrations.

A renowned inner-city state school has further fuelled debate over pupil admissions by introducing selection according to students' aptitude for rowing.

Indeed, much of the paper's information comes straight from disgruntled "deep throats" within the army.Such leaks have dented the army's image and fuelled debate over a possible rift within the high command.

More recently, Didion's coolly observant essays on American politics, Political Fictions - a series of essays published last year which cover election campaigns, and presidencies, from Michael Dukakis's ill-fated attempt in 1988 to the current Bush administration - have fuelled debate on what she calls 'a series of fables about the American experience'.

The debacle has fuelled debate about how far such speculation should go in future.

A school shooting in December that killed 20 children and six adults has fuelled debate over gun violence.

Cerebral salt-wasting syndrome (CSW) remains at this time a controversial entity and its very existence has fuelled debate, some authors considering this entity as a misnomer for SIADH [212].

Although Mr Martin was killed in late February, the publication of 911 emergency calls and sworn testimony from a friend have fuelled debate over whether the shooting was truly a case of self-defence.

Cerebral salt-wasting syndrome (CSW) remains at this time a controversial entity and its very existence has fuelled debate, some authors considering this entity as a misnomer for SIADH [ 212].

This has fuelled debates about the effects of GHIs on health systems [ 5].