Sentence examples for has driven debate from inspiring English sources

Together these pictures represent the poles of the space program, the dialectic that has driven debate about it since the rockets began to blast forth from Cape Canaveral half a century ago.

Such a clear and ambitious focus has driven debate and research paths.

For more than two years, one man more than any other has driven the debate over whether to build a national missile defense: Donald H. Rumsfeld.

This is, after all, the franchise whose success has driven the leaguewide debate about resting starters late in the season.

Regardless of his prospects, he argues that his populist campaign has driven his party's debate on health care by being the first to produce a comprehensive plan intended to cover all 47 million uninsured.

(Kramer, Simmonds, and Steiner 1998, Van Duffel 2012a, Kramer 2013) The seemingly interminable debate between these two major theories has driven some to conclude that the debate itself rests on the mistaken premise that there is a single concept of a right for which these theories provide rival analyses (Van Duffel 2012b, Hayward 2013).

But the boldness of Sanders' proposals is what has driven this historic and instructive debate.

And it has driven a lot of other things in this debate.

For example, debates and developments around healthcare reform has driven wild swings in the stock prices companies affected.

Sue Ellen and J.R. enter at the end of the debate with the parents in time to remind J.R. that he has driven them away.

Fierce politics and ideology have driven the debate over health care reform in Washington.