Sentence examples for generated debate from inspiring English sources
The introduction of a new method of transmitting prescriptions from general practices to community pharmacies in England (Electronic Prescription Service Release 2 (EPS2)) has generated debate on how it will change work practice.
The dire conditions in Xochimilco have generated debate among biologists.
Still: thinking in real terms about how to fund digital news was an interesting thought experiment and definitely generated debate.
The video has generated debate in shipping circles over whether the forceful response to suspected pirates was warranted.
The proposal has generated debate because some critics see it as infringing on the rights of individuals.
The article was illustrated with numerous examples of ads that had generated debate over their propriety and prurience.
It is at this stage in the policy process that proposals are generated, debated, reworked and eventually accepted or rejected.
The practice of treating ordinal data as continuous is considered a controversy and has generated debates in the psychometric literature [ 16].
This has generated debates about the degree of influence that these 'gifts' have on the physician's impartiality when prescribing medicines [ 13].
"In general, court decisions are good at generating debate and producing backlash," he told me.
Her teaching approach tries to generate debate.
