Sentence examples for renewed argument from inspiring English sources

This prompted some renewed argument about the role of emoji in our arsenal of communication.

The renewed argument over the status of the spirals grew in part out of an important development that occurred around the turn of the 20th century: the astronomical incorporation of the methods of spectroscopy both to study the physical nature of celestial bodies and to obtain the component of their velocities along the line of sight.

Importantly, the report also mentions "racial strife, a renewed argument over counterterrorism tactics, and political gridlock" in the United States.

The Islamic State attacks on Brussels cruelly exposed the longstanding weaknesses and lack of cooperation between European spy agencies, opening the way for renewed arguments about whether the UK would be safer inside or out of the European Union.

It goes without saying that these renewed arguments have engendered new criticisms as well.

The proponents of a playoff system will most likely be rushing into the spotlight this week to renew arguments that whim, not fact, plays too big a role in things that matter in college football.

The killing of Davis has prompted gun control advocates and civil rights groups to renew arguments that Stand Your Ground laws make ordinary citizens feel empowered to shoot first and ask questions later, boosting murder rates and justifiable homicide claims, muddling prosecutions and putting young black men -- people too often presumed to be a threat -- in particular peril.

Staples' decision will undoubtedly renew arguments that the Affordable Care Act's (ACA's) employer mandate -- the provision that requires companies with more than 50 full-time workers to insure employees who work at least 30 hours each week -- has led to harmful effects on work.

Though it seems like the argument resurfaces every few years, the elections have brought renewed debate over the possible implementation of congestion pricing in New York City.

She was referring to an appearance by Mr. Romney in Costa Mesa, Calif., in which he renewed his argument that the president does not understand how business works.

But some commentators have renewed an argument that a puritanical American culture overreacts to sexual transgressions that have little relevance to job performance.