Sentence examples for intensifying the debate from inspiring English sources

Well, now, to those disturbing admissions numbers in New York City's elite public high schools — a new report is intensifying the debate of racial disparity.

Mr. Risen's legal travails have played out against the backdrop of WikiLeaks and Edward J. Snowden, intensifying the debate over the disclosure of national security secrets.

The lawsuit comes as hurricanes and wildfires in recent weeks have left communities across the country devastated, intensifying the debate over how humans should treat the earth in the face of global climate change.

As Wall Street has returned to business as usual, industry power has become even more concentrated among relatively few firms, thus intensifying the debate over how to minimize the risks to the system.

Intensifying the debate, a House subcommittee chairman promised an investigation of a potential conflict of interest by Treasury Secretary Robert E. Rubin, the author of the bailout plan and the man who will disburse the funds to Mexico.

President Reagan, intensifying the debate over whether the nation's broadcasters must present opposing views of controversial issues, has vetoed legislation to turn into law the 38-year-old "fairness doctrine," the White House announced Saturday.

The approaching withdrawal from Afghanistan has intensified the debate.

But the spread of cholera across the Limpopo river into South Africa has intensified the debate there.

It also intensified the debate about inequality, which has risen sharply in nearly all rich countries.

This year's series of huge storms and floods across the world has intensified the debate.

The killings shook the country and intensified the debate about race in America.