Sentence examples for generating debates from inspiring English sources

"More than two decades into this modern homelessness crisis, the city is generating debates about numbers.

"In general, court decisions are good at generating debate and producing backlash," he told me.

Together they have proved highly effective in raising awareness and generating debate.

With the rise of the digital saviour, resistance has grown too, generating debate about the politics of digital activism.

Tate, which has been organising the prize since 1984, will not mind negative comments – far from it, generating debate about contemporary art is the key to its importance.

More broadly, the arrival over the past two decades of thousands of new Chinese immigrants is generating debate over the influx's effect.

The approach focuses on generating debate on local agency.

The high cost of incarcerating youths is generating debate both inside and outside county government and putting pressure on probation officials to address the problem.

Nevertheless, Lazarus-like responses have occurred in phase I trials, generating debate on the appropriateness of discussing direct benefits.

This vexing issue would continue to generate debates amongst Newton's and Leibniz's various followers in England, and on the Continent, respectively.

Their articles generate debates and discussions around the text of each article that result in high sharing, frequent commenting and inbound traffic.