Sentence examples for has aroused debate from inspiring English sources

What has aroused debate in Israel is not the Sept. 25 attempt to poison Meshal but rather its spectacular failure.

This has aroused vigorous debate.

The question of whether such work is an innovative art form or a public nuisance has aroused much debate.

The prospect of a Disneyland has aroused little debate, unlike in Paris, where it was derided as a cultural Chernobyl before opening in 1992.

But the party has aroused intense debate on the western end of the Rockaway Peninsula, a sandy strip of Queens dotted with deep-rooted communities that prize their small-town atmosphere.

But the new formulation, repeated most notably by China's prime minister, Wen Jiabao, during a visit to America in December, has aroused considerable debate in China and from both directions.

An independent documentary on the environment has aroused intense debate online recently (see article).But there is a number in the prime minister's speech that will command the attention of everyone from village bosses to foreign investors: the one for economic growth.

While this new technology has aroused controversial debates, its actual impact remains unclear.

The trend has aroused a fierce debate in the media about their Islamic virtues and vices.In this section Must it get worse before it gets better?

But this year's race has aroused a genuine debate over education, with opposition candidates criticizing the top-heavy bureaucracy and inequities of the public schools.

In a measure of the passions that the debate has aroused, the Supreme Court heard 40 speakers for and 40 against abortion during six public hearings that began in April.