Sentence examples for ignite the debate from inspiring English sources

A tinderbox was left smouldering, one breath of accusation was all that was needed to ignite the "debate" once more.

The team's recently unveiled design for the Miami Art Museum is likely to ignite the debate all over again.

It will once again ignite the debate about goal-line technology - but it will be of no consolation to Everton or manager David Moyes as they were left frustrated.

They can moan and groan all they want about gun control but it is high-profile shootings that ignite the debate which then leads to stronger sales.

Judging from the reaction Republicans gave Mr. Obama's initiatives, they will also re-ignite the debate over the role tax increases play in job creation.

Let's hope that Miranda will re-ignite the debate about how pernicious and dangerous to human rights the Terrorism Act really is.

Another good friend unwittingly ignited the debate before Christmas, however.

But it has re-ignited the debate about blades once again.

Cory Booker, above, supports vouchers, leading critics to portray him as a tool of white conservatives and igniting the debate.

No one appeared keen to talk about the whistleblower who ignited the debate and found exile in Russia.

What really ignited the debate was a remark attributed to Professor Jardine, again in The Times of London.