Sentence examples for raising debate from inspiring English sources

He describes the play as "very shrewd", raising debate on a range of issues such as what the church means in 21st-century Britain.

It will raise debate where none should be.

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.

Metallica There's always one headliner that raises debate and criticism over whether they'll fit the festival's mainstream leanings, and this year it's Metallica.

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.

The Tricycle Goes Nuclear is a simultaneous festival aiming to raise debate as the UK makes its decision on renewing Trident in 2014.

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.

Given the complex social, ethical and legal issues involved, surrogacy continues to raise debate worldwide and fuel calls for increased domestic provision in developed countries.

Kickstarter, IndieGogo and other crowd funding sites are increasingly hosting an array of technology projects, with some raising a lot of money, while others have raised debate.

It is the inclusion of "tax avoidance" in this list that has raised debate among business people and accountants since Treasury Chief Secretary Danny Alexander first announced the plan at the Liberal Democrat conference.