Sentence examples for generate a debate about from inspiring English sources

He and Kotlowitz, who were co-producers of the film, both wanted to generate a debate about violence without lecturing the audience.

In the coming weeks, we need to generate a debate about the debates -- who controls them and which candidates are included.

Heckman has, for example, compared the earnings of men who obtain a high school equivalency degree in their mid-to-late 20s with ordinary high school dropouts and found little difference between the two groups, generating a debate about the value of the general educational development certificate (GED).

If he causes offence, he believes at least it generates a debate about how British Asians represent themselves.

Now, the recent plunge in the stock market and a cooler economy have generated a debate about whether history will soon repeat itself.

To my mind, the publication of the cartoons had little to do with generating a debate about self-censorship and freedom of expression.

Corbyn's aides brushed aside the concerns, stressing that he was only raising it as an option for consultation and at least he was generating a debate about sexual harassment.

The increase in the use of radiation after mastectomy has forced plastic surgeons to rethink their approach to reconstructive surgery of the breast and has generated a debate about which techniques yield the best (and worst) results.

Getty's Turner Seascape Is Making Waves : Art: The sale by a British college has generated a debate in art circles about the wisdom of allowing such masterpieces to leave the country.

It is also raising objections from the Roman Catholic Church and is expected to generate a robust debate about privacy.

Mr Schifferes said: "A comparison between local areas' heritage should generate a healthy debate about how to make the most of heritage".