Sentence examples for heighten debate from inspiring English sources
That, too, could heighten debate over the war.
The standoff in the mainly Muslim republic, 200 miles from Chechnya, will heighten debate about the Russian president Vladimir Putin's plan to scrap local elections of regional presidents in favour of appointing officials himself.
The missile defense issue will come to the fore this week, and the scale of the program and the almost urgent way the administration is proceeding are likely to heighten debate over the system.
UC's action is expected to heighten debate in the state Legislature about a proposal to boost the statewide minimum wage and has also prompted calls for the California State University system to follow suit.
These developments are serving to heighten debates surrounding physicians' conduct in providing autologous stem cell-based interventions that have not been proven safe or effective by traditional means and makes the research presented here particularly timely.
Among anti-pokies campaigners, the bruising Tasmanian and SA experience has heightened debate over whether arguing for better regulation is an effective way to bring about change.
Campaign finance reform demands heightened debate and pressure on our representatives to take action and place America's interests first, rather than those of lobbying groups and politicians.
The issue is facing heightened debate after a series of mass shootings in San Bernardino, Orlando, Fla., and elsewhere.
In the last two years, a combination of legislative and legal actions have heightened debate over the extent to which gray wolves should receive federal endangered species protections.
The incident played out during heightened debate over the symbolism of the flag, triggered by the racially-motivated shooting deaths of nine black churchgoers in South Carolina weeks earlier.
"It's indicative of a new and emerging class of persecuted people from Mexico". The surge in applications has heightened debate about how broadly to interpret asylum rules and whether to detain applicants while they wait for their cases to be decided.
