Sentence examples for raised a debate from inspiring English sources

The death of the teenager has triggered widespread anguish and raised a debate about the rights of transgender people.

She said the question of how things fit together — what belongs and what doesn't in an outsized landscape — has raised a debate very much still underway.

Mr. Snowden, 30, whose revelations of American surveillance activities abroad have angered the Obama administration and raised a debate about governmental invasion of privacy, remained out of sight on Wednesday.

Fern Elsdon-Baker, head of the British Council's Darwin Now programme, which celebrates the 200th anniversary of Darwin's birthday this year, said the poll raised a debate about how effectively evolutionary science was communicated both inside and outside the classroom.

It's just a pity that this guy feels the need to link it in with superstitious beliefs such as homeopathy – David Chameleon My reference to "social homeopathy" raised a debate in itself, too.

The technique was originally developed by the online pornography industry, and it has raised a debate among publishers and advertisers about whether this format is simply too obnoxious to be an effective way to sell things.

Immortalising Beckham raises a debate over his true legacy at the LA Galaxy and whether other club legends should have been recognised before the Englishman.

She always wished to raise a debate about sexism and opposing Page 3 was but one step on the road to a greater goal.

Kinnock, who is trying to raise a debate in the House of Lords on the subject, also points to the "clearly untenable and unreasonable" policy on Eritrean refugees.

But this raises a debate that has yet to be resolved among scholars: Does the Constitution give the House such discretion when there are provable impeachable offenses, or does it require it to take action?

It had many of the elements you are looking for - it was controversial, it would be talked about, it was something that was a genuine attempt to raise a debate and it plugged into a subject that was already on the agenda.