Sentence examples for massive debate from inspiring English sources

There is massive debate about the purpose of higher education.

Moodie admits that there was a "massive debate" within the company about setting the price for this particular app.

"There's obviously a massive debate about flexible working right now, especially with the recent comments from Marissa Mayer (Yahoo's CEO) and her opposition to flexible working.

The Charleston shooting has flamed a massive debate on race relations in the US, including an effort to remove the Confederate flag from the grounds of the South Carolina State House.

It has delivered ratings almost as enormous as the frothy, bejewelled frocks that its subjects wear, provoked massive debate, and, it claims, provided viewers with an insight into a secretive and largely misunderstood community.

"We as a society are in the midst of a massive debate about what to do with these new and very powerful technologies, which affect the essence of human life," said Dr. William Haseltine, chief executive of Human Genome Sciences, a biotechnology company in Rockville, Md. "I don't think the bioethicists tell us what to do.

The Australian government, after massive debates in and out of parliament, decided that cigarettes should be sold in plain packets, marked only with shocking health warnings.

The UN had massive debates about ocean mining, like why Americans should get to go out and mine the ocean, a shared resource of humanity.

Parliament and the press are united in extrapolating from a small-minded soup spat to a massive, unfair debate about the broadcaster's fitness.

For the moment, however, he and we are happily stuck for a bit longer with his personification of the most arrogant sociopath ever to trip down Baker Street and later this year/early next will be able to engage in a massive national debate that is actually worth having.

In October 2011, when Beijing's air quality became even worse than usual, it sparked a massive public debate on Weibo - particularly after celebrities, including real estate tycoon Pan Shiyi, began re-posting air monitoring data published by the US embassy in Beijing.