Sentence examples for rampant debate from inspiring English sources

The Federal Reserve's second round of quantitative easing will effectively begin on Friday with a $6 billion to $8 billion purchase of Treasury securities maturing in four to five and a half years, amid rampant debate over whether the program can possibly spur job growth and its potential inflationary effects.

Factoids like this run rampant in the debate of gay marriage.

One sided opinions are rampant in both debates.

Here in Israel, debate is rampant and vigorous, with one of Israel's major daily newspapers, Haaretz, voicing a predominantly leftist viewpoint.

The situation in Ferguson has reignited debate over rampant racial profiling by law enforcement.

The lack of rational debate and the "rampant misconceptions" about these types of abortions formed part of Wilson and Shane's motivations for making the documentary.

THE HAGUE — If uncertainty runs rampant in the global-warming debate, it is in part because scientific data is often too complex to be well understood by anyone but climate scientists.

What is now needed is a substantial political and economic debate about how rampant tax evasion sabotages the SDGs and why progressive taxation is so critical to securing strong inclusive growth with rising living standards for all.

Mr. Balmer's remark, however, gets at the heart of the struggle, which is really a philosophical and economic debate between a rampant winner-take-all capitalism and a more communitarian way of thinking.

Commerce grinds to a halt, terror is rampant and people, shocked by innumerable horrors, hotly debate their political differences.

NEW DELHI -- December began with India's Parliament consumed in a passionate and sometimes hot-tempered debate on the mounting intolerance raging rampant across the country.