Sentence examples for generating a lively from inspiring English sources

In today's challenging economic times, social impact measurement is generating a lively and healthy discussion among civil society organisations and donors alike.

Generating a lively pace and maintaining good control, Chambers was unlucky to be wicketless after his opening spell but came back to break an opening Sussex partnership of 121 when he trapped Chris Nash leg before, sparking a collapse by the visitors in which he played his part with two further wickets.

Annie Mole has reported on Olympic "queuing rehearsals," and generated a lively comment thread.

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Our Q&A on 14 June generated a lively discussion on how small charities can innovate and do more with less.

Quite from the Vatican's reaction – which labelled the ruling "short-sighted" and "ideological" – the ruling provoked raised concern on every political side has generated a lively debate.

(3 Claiming, as some faculty members did, that Mr. Rushdie's presence would generate a lively exchange of ideas, was to confuse a graduation ceremony with a classroom or a public lecture.

Despite the fact that his intervention generated a lively public debate from which architects have learned much, and despite the fact that his own foundation has also moved with the times, it was the same story.

Unlike Mr Gore's seafaring adventures, which generated a lively blogging war between Mr Gore, shipmates such as Richard Branson, and their right-wing critics, the manifesto is unlikely to set anyone's pulse racing.

In the years since White's and Steward's seminal work, neoevolutionary approaches have been variously accepted, challenged, rejected, and revised, and they continue to generate a lively controversy among those interested in long-term cultural and social change.

We could probably generate a lively conversation in the comments section, in which most of us would agree that physical punishment has no place in education, but we would be little more than a series of preachers singing along with the choir.