Sentence examples for ignited a debate from inspiring English sources
Allen has ignited a debate and that's great.
Edward Snowden has ignited a debate, and for that I am grateful.
A decaying bridge has ignited a debate over how a struggling city treats some of its poorer residents.
Although the embryos never left the lab, the paper quickly ignited a debate over the possibility of designer humans.
The paper has ignited a debate among scholars over what happened and how to interpret historical records.
As in Guantánamo, the policy ignited a debate among military lawyers, with particular objections coming from the Central Command.
The possibility that she will be nominated has ignited a debate over what scholars call "the norm of prior judicial experience".
In comments that have re-ignited a debate about women's "role" in assaults, Ms Hynde has said no-one else was to blame for the sexual assault she suffered at the hands of a motorbike gang.
The death on Saturday of Mr Linden has re-ignited a debate on lifting the protection afforded to great whites, to allow either fishing or a cull.
Additionally, the bovine and human studies have re-ignited a debate that had been ongoing for decades concerning the fate of notochordal cells in the NP of these species.
