Sentence examples for has triggered debate from inspiring English sources
Now AP appears to have revised that description to "champagne", an act that has triggered debate about fashion's use of the word "nude".
As the case moves forward in federal court in Chicago, it has triggered debate over whether the Justice Department was following a purely legal path or whether suing on Khan's behalf was part of a broader Obama administration campaign to reach out to Muslims.
"I think a failure has triggered debates and tactical analyses that have been needed for a long time now," said a 26-year-old woman in Tehran, who attended last Thursday's protest and many earlier ones, and who, out of fear for her safety, asked to be identified only as Saina.
Trump's decision to disinvite the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles from a planned White House ceremony has triggered debates over the purpose of sports teams' visits and whether politics should influence the decision to go.
Calls to replace London's judicial committee of the privy council with the Caribbean court of justice, as Jamaica's final appellate jurisdiction, have triggered debate.
The many possible combinations of symptoms have triggered debate about whether the diagnosis represents a single disorder or a number of separate syndromes.
Recent publications of data extracts from population registries have triggered debate about a potential relationship between treatment with insulin glargine (A21Gly,B31Arg,B32Arg human insulin) and an increased incidence of cancer or breast cancer [ 1– 4].
The Israeli Army's hasty withdrawal from Lebanon has triggered a debate both within Israel and in the surrounding Arab states -- a debate that could be headlined simply: "Is Israel wimping out?" The right wing in Israel argues that the unilateral Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon was an embarrassing sign of weakness -- which will only invite more Arab attacks.
The growing disaster in Iraq has triggered anguished debate over two fundamental questions: What went wrong?
