Sentence examples for has ignited debates from inspiring English sources

Rihanna's reconciliation with Chris Brown, who assaulted her in 2009, has ignited debates about what message she is sending to young girls.

The case has ignited debates beyond the drab little courtroom at Fort Meade, raising questions about whether the government keeps too many secrets and whether the military systematically fails to provide support to minority, gay and transgender soldiers.

Borrowing the themes of political change and coalition-building that fueled the last two challenges to Mr. James, the race has ignited debates over political succession from black to Hispanic in the state's largest city.

The J. C. decision has ignited debate.

The panel found no evidence that a popular vaccine causes autism, a subject that has ignited debate for years.

The incident has ignited debate about how – and even if – you should intervene when you see someone being sexually assaulted.

However, the bishops' statement has ignited debate about the gulf between the church's public statements and private actions.

The video has ignited debate in the Middle East, where other young Arabs also began posting their variations to the songs on YouTube.

A $4m federal grant to chop down trees in the ritzy Oakland hills has ignited debate over how best to prevent deadly wildfires in the affluent northern California region.

Her two-month-old daughter, Prisha, sat in her lap as she spoke about the camp, which has ignited debate in India about the country's population control policies and healthcare system.

A print depicting Osama bin Laden in a Christlike pose and a statue of the Virgin Mary covered in a burqa has ignited debate in Australia after they were showcased in a competition for religious works at the National Art School in Sydney, Reuters reported.