Sentence examples for necessary debate about from inspiring English sources

Once again, it seems, we might lose the chance to open a painful but necessary debate about the past.

Sadly, says Polman, the move failed to provoke a necessary debate about the realities of humanitarian assistance.

And the rest of us could join in the necessary debate about what it means to be human.

In the end, the film was an unlikely box-office hit and provoked fierce and (to Gore's mind) necessary debate about the climate-change crisis.

They are also distracting voters from a necessary debate about how to make the relentless tide work for the American middle class even as it brings impoverished nations like India and China into the modern economy.

All of the professors with whom I spoke agreed that, if nothing else, the B.J.L.'s sit-in and demand to remove Wilson's name have ignited a necessary debate about his legacy.

There is a necessary debate going on about whether or not to drop the D from PTSD.

Janine Gibson, the Guardian's US editor, said: "I think we went into this believing that there is a line between surveillance and privacy, and a necessary debate to be had about where that line should be drawn.

The necessary debate has already started.

He also has said that he is simply making an important contribution to the necessary political debate about Iraq.

Because the "weirdness" element is foregrounded to the exclusion of any other considerations, the Time cover precludes a necessary public debate about the underlying theme: that mothers – be they foxy or frumpy or somewhere in between – should be free to express their sexuality as they so choose, without feeling pressured by shame or constraining stereotypes.