Sentence examples for sparking debates from inspiring English sources

Latin American countries affected by the Zika virus have been urged to give women better access to birth control by the United Nations, sparking debates about reproductive rights in the overwhelmingly Catholic region.

Photos of a massive gator lounging near the 7th hole at Myakka Pines Golf Club in Englewood, Florida, quickly went viral after they were posted on the club's Facebook page this week, sparking debates over whether the photos were yet another viral hoax or actual proof of giant dinosaurs coming to take over the world.

The situation is also sparking debates inside those families.

It was a sensation, sparking debates over copyright infringement, unprecedented support from The Beatles' surviving members and collecting worldwide critical praise.

3D chocolate printing is still in its infancy, but already it is sparking debates about the relationship between food and technology.

The gene-centered view of evolution rose to prominence in the 1960s, followed by the neutral theory of molecular evolution, sparking debates over adaptationism, the units of selection, and the relative importance of genetic drift versus natural selection.

Judges commented that the Guardian has "been sparking debate in this area long before anybody else".

There are patchy moments here, but in terms of sparking debate, few will achieve more this year.

In February Eastwood starred in a Chrysler Superbowl advert, Halftime in America, sparking debate over whether he backed President Barack Obama.

The pageant took place in Russia for the first time, sparking debate over the country's anti-gay laws.

We advocate a move to integrate the points sparking debate over the efficiency of the screening scheme to guarantee full transparency.