Sentence examples for renew debates from inspiring English sources

The fire seemed sure to renew debates about building homes in close proximity to wilderness.

The book, which sums up the work of dozens of researchers on one of the most ambitious projects undertaken in economic history, is sure to renew debates over Mr. Fogel's groundbreaking theories about what some regard as the most significant development in humanity's long history.

Indeed, the incident promises to renew debate over immigration policy for Haitians.

At halftime, forward Giovani dos Santos attempted to renew debate about the first goal, but Rosetti waved him away.

The festivities have helped renew debate over the meaning of his often dense and cryptic, yet challenging, work.

That prospect, however, seems certain to renew debate over whether a regional economy teetering on the brink of recession can withstand a new round of austerity.

It could also renew debate about foreign and domestic actors influencing Iraq, which has been wrestling with a political vacuum since an inconclusive election in March.

Inevitably, the latest crisis will renew debate about the wisdom of building nuclear-power plants on such unstable and exposed terrain.

The movie's director and cinematographer, Steve James and Peter Gilbert, who made the 1994 basketball documentary "Hoop Dreams," hope the film will renew debate about the death penalty.

The findings about this ancient extinction will also renew debate about what caused the more recent, better-known extinction 65 million years ago when the dinosaurs disappeared.

While Lord Sumption stressed that he wanted to see proper gender balance within the judiciary, his remarks are likely to renew debate about sexism in the legal profession.