Sentence examples for generated great debate from inspiring English sources

The wristbands, which read 'Save Gaza' and 'Free Palestine', quickly generated great debate and England backed their man, arguing he was making a humanitarian statement rather than a political one.

A huge re-write of the investor protection rules is now being debated at the department, under the proposed "fiduciary standard rule". It has generated great debate in the industry.

What should generate great debate is how we close the skills gap, because the strategies currently employed ignore a pool of talent that would go a long way to solving this crisis.

The long and sometimes heated debates generated great interest among the religious leaders, traditional chiefs and media representatives gathered here for the three-day event.

However, it has generated greater interethnic resentment.

However, the dimensions of access and the degree to which quality pasture and water points should carry restrictions against agricultural expansion generated much greater debate.

Some will generate great pride and the awarding of medals for courage; others will cause much embarrassment, debate and the launching of Congressional investigations into "secret agreements".

It generates great community engagement and attention.

"I realized we could generate great biological information," McNab said.

In addition, the debate has extended to which sperm components should increase in size: the midpiece to accommodate more mitochondria and produce more energy to fuel motility, or the principal piece to generate greater propulsion forces.

'Ekattar Television' supported by Unicef, organized the TV show to generate greater understanding of the topics and their relationship to national development policies and through this process enhance the quality of the debates as well.