Sentence examples for increasing debate from inspiring English sources

Although the Washington bill passed the Democratic-controlled Leasilyture relastvely easily last month, it has drawn increasing debate while the governor has considered whether to sign it.

In the past few weeks, aided by The Guardian's Digital Literacy campaign, there has been increasing debate about how the ICT curriculum should be overhauled.

And it comes amid increasing debate within the administration about how to expand the American military's influence — and even a boots-on-the-ground presence — on Pakistani soil.

The Defence Department and Mr Cheney want to be tougher.This familiar struggle has produced a policy vacuum, increasing debate outside the administration.

The field's strength has waned 10 to 15percentt, and the deterioration has accelerated of late, increasing debate over whether it portends a reversal of the lines of magnetic force that normally envelop the Earth.

Simard, of Stanford, is hard-pressed to point to one specific group as most important, but she thinks these groups and their activism have been crucial in increasing debate.

But with the explosion of smartphones and the increasing debates about gun safety, there has been a growing US market, entrepreneurs said.

This period also increasing debates about the place of Scotland within the United Kingdom, the rise of the Scottish National Party and after a referendum in 1999 the establishment of a devolved Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh.

The lopsided defeat Friday will only increase debate about Wozniacki's worthiness for the top spot.

The Izod versus Prudential issue has increased debate over how best to use public dollars during a deepening recession and how to make such decisions in the context of the notorious regional tussles that typify New Jersey politics.

Overall, we've become more cynical about government spending on welfare and those who receive it but the public mood has started to shift recently, potentially in response to increased debate around cuts and austerity.