Sentence examples for renewed debates from inspiring English sources

The ensuing controversy has sparked renewed debates about the ways in which algorithms can perpetuate biases, yielding unintended and often offensive results.

The death of Ms. Ruszczyk on a July night in 2017 shook Minneapolis — protesters marched, the police chief was fired, the mayor was soon voted out — and renewed debates about body cameras and when police officers use force.

This week, Waffle Houses hundreds of miles apart were at the center of a fatal tragedy and a national controversy: Southeast of downtown Nashville, a gunman opened fire and killed four people, and in southern Alabama, near Mobile, a confrontation between a black woman and white police officers over access to cutlery renewed debates about race and police conduct.

Burgeoning global mental health endeavors have renewed debates about cultural applicability of psychiatric categories.

Finally, in 1932, he surprised everyone with the publication of his last major book, The Two Sources of Morality and Religion, which gave rise to renewed debates and misunderstandings about his philosophy and his religious orientation.

But the $2-billion loss has diminished his credibility on regulatory matters, some say, and has renewed debates over how tough regulators should get on Wall Street.

First, the events of 9/11 renewed debate over ID cards.

The Agriculture Department's report has also renewed debate over the use of corn for ethanol production.

The incident renewed debate about the ability of federal security measures to prevent terrorism aboard airplanes.

Tuesday's revelations all but ensured a renewed debate about two rules central to college basketball.

Whether that stimulates renewed debate on the causes and possible cures remains in question.