Sentence examples similar to has restarted debate from inspiring English sources

The eye-popping price tags have restarted debate about a topic near and dear to sports fans, fairness: many TV customers never watch the mightily expensive channels at all, yet almost all must pay.

A new hit reality TV show has restarted a debate over the traditional practice of polygamy in South Africa.

But the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's proposal to raise the gas tax by $0.25 per gallon and President Trump's support for up to a $0.50 gas tax hike has restarted contentious debate of the future of U.S. transportation funding.

Some in the net-neutrality debate argue that the Internet should be understood as a "public utility," which has restarted another old debate.

Over the past two weeks, Charles Murray's book, "Coming Apart," has restarted the social disruption debate.

It is understandable that politicians who complain about the size of government might wish to exploit the debate Mr Bundy's adventure has restarted, without backing his methods.

8.30am GMT Play has restarted.

Erdogan has restarted relations with Russia.

Pope Francis has restarted the conversation between Christianity and environmentalism.

Well, only if history has restarted by then.

Gail: Yes, Stanley's piece must have restarted a lot of household debates that have been going on sporadically for years.