"rising debate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts to refer to a discussion or argument that is becoming increasingly heated or intense. For example: "The governor's anti-immigration policies have sparked a rising debate among politicians and voters alike."
But the idea has prompted a rising debate among union dissidents.
In several instances, news reports of Mr. Crow's largess provoked controversy and questions, adding fuel to a rising debate about Supreme Court ethics.
Facebook has loosened its privacy rules for teenagers as a rising debate swirls over online threats to children from online bullies and sexual predators, Vindu Goel reports.
The allegations in France come at a time of rising debate over a proposed shield law in the United States, where there is still no such protection at a national level.
And there has been a rising debate over the ascendancy of super PACs, which operate free of the contribution limits imposed on the candidates but are supposed to remain independent of them.
But the rising debate struck me as useful, a model for how crucial it is to extract the medium from the bear trap of Golden Age rhetoric, in which respect for an auteur equates with worship, and TV becomes church, with everyone shushing the non-believers.
Inequalities in access to the banks and health care, combined with high cost of tissue storage and high recovery fees of CB units granted for transplant, give rise debates about basic medical ethics and social justice in many countries, including Mexico.
In the meantime, if the numbers keep rising, the debate over what they mean will continue.
But things have changed, and he has become wary of investing more amid a rising Hungarian debate about the role of foreign farmers and landowners.
The shareholder vote, which comes amid a rising national debate over income inequality, suggests that anger over pay for chief executives has spread from Occupy Wall Street to wealthy institutional investors like pension fund and mutual fund managers.
In "Bread and Roses," true to form, there is a long, passionate discussion in a storage room after hours, in which the janitors in a sleek glass office high-rise debate the pros and cons of union membership.
