Sentence examples for has caused much debate from inspiring English sources
Not surprisingly, the proposal has caused much debate amongst developers and architects in Cornwall.
But the notion of army troops patrolling the streets and even making arrests has caused much debate and has quickly come under attack.
But identifying exactly which one, featured in a new trailer for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, has caused much debate online.
Perhaps most important, Mr. Biden said, is who would replace Mr. Hussein if the United States succeeded in ousting him -- a question that has caused much debate between Washington and its allies and within the administration itself.
Leaving aside its presumptive pedigree, however, it is not very different technically and aesthetically from the kitschy, Pop-realist sculptures of J. Seward Johnson, whose enormous representation of Marilyn Monroe in her upward-billowing dress has caused much debate in Chicago since its recent installation there downtown.
In a year in which the lack of spin options for England has caused much debate, it's worth noting that each club used spin extensively, Gareth Batty and Zafar Ansari taking 84 wickets between them for Surrey and Simon Kerrigan and Arron Lilley snaring 67 victims for Lancashire.
In particular, the extreme incomes in the financial sector have caused much debate and concern.
That has caused much scholarly debate: the grimly abrupt ending has led to the argument that Lucretius would have supplied us with a final concluding few lines, post-plague, that he didn't get round to writing for some reason.
