Sentence examples for generating a debate from inspiring English sources

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

A mysterious mile-wide dent in the earth near the town of Merna in central Nebraska is generating a debate over whether it was caused by a meteorite or the patient work of Mother Nature.

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.

While attempting to adhere to religious requirements so as not to provoke undo concern, the details and justifications provided only served to raise more questions, generating a debate among some Muslim scholars who took issue with the description of the ritual or the very notion of appropriateness of the "burial at sea".

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

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.

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

"It will generate a debate over the appropriate goal of long-term fiscal policy," wrote William A. Galston of the Brookings Institution in an analysis of Mr. Ryan's budget plan.