Sentence examples for growing debates from inspiring English sources

The problem is that when the world's pie is not growing, debates over dividing it become fiercer.

Ms. Christian was a leading critical presence in the growing debates over the relationship among race, class and gender.

But Mr. McCrory said Wednesday that he had misgivings about the Senate's handling of the legislation, which came amid growing debates in statehouses about abortion rights after the Texas Senate drew national attention for its contentious deliberations over proposed limits.

But, from an aesthetic point of view, the most significant trend in this period is the growing debates about museology.

Meanwhile, we have seen ongoing and growing debates about how governments and private companies work together in respect of user data.

In the context of growing debates around the possibilities and challenges of coordinated contact, the paper engages with work that has articulated alternative ways of responding to difference through an attention to practices of embodied thought.

That move coincides with a growing debate within her profession.

The growing debate has not swayed audiences in Westchester and Rockland Counties.

The court appearance comes at a time of growing debate about the policy.

What that approach should be, though, is the subject of intense and growing debate.

Who wins and who loses — if anyone — is a matter of growing debate.