Sentence examples for raised debate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Snowden's disclosures have embarrassed the administration and raised debate about the government's invasion of privacy.

The level of violence and graphic scenes in the show has raised debate within the vast community of fans.

But the company's arrival has caused friction with the city's cab and limousine drivers, and raised debate over what regulations should apply to it.

On the AT&T network, however, that privilege will be available to customers only on a certain type of data plan, which has raised debate on whether or not the carrier is violating government rules.

Even Suzman's comments and the debacle of the cancellation by the Barbican last autumn of Exhibit B may have served some purpose because it has raised debate about just how excluded many feel from our cultural institutions.

But given the rarity of federal death verdicts in New York City — the state death penalty was ruled unconstitutional, which is why Mr. Wilson was tried in federal court — the decision to once again sentence Mr. Wilson to death has raised debate over what distinguished him from other notorious defendants, including terrorists and mobsters, for whom juries rejected capital punishment.

The increased demand for bioenergy has raised debates on land use consequences of biofuel production.

These scientific data raised debates about pigeons as a threat to humans, comparing pigeons to 'rats with wings' (Jerolmack 2008).

The increased demand for bioenergy in the USA, European Union, and other regions across the world has raised debates on land use consequences of biofuel production.

There are wisely scripted and convincingly played scenes in which those questions are raised, debated, worried over, and raged against at work and home.

Recent studies brought new insights into the maturation process, but also raised debates on the maturation mechanism.