Sentence examples for generated a debate from inspiring English sources

The inflation rate also generated a debate within the Bank of England.

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

Dewey's dissolution has generated a debate across the legal profession: Was its failure an isolated event or emblematic of bigger problems in the corporate-law industry?

The highly controversial case generated a debate over the extent of Islamophobia within UK universities and also an international furore over academic freedom led by renowned US scholar Noam Chomsky.

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.

Excessive, "taunting" celebrations attract a 15-yard penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct, and accurate enforcement of that prohibition has generated a debate over the last few years with the power to drive anyone with an IQ over 50 insane.

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).

"It's generating a debate.

"I was seeking to generate a debate within a framework of freedom," he said.

"I welcome this scrutiny because it is generating a debate that will benefit the city – and the country – for decades to come.

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