Sentence examples for spawned debates from inspiring English sources

This ill-founded decision has spawned debates on matters like the economy, executive authority, intelligence gathering, domestic security, military readiness and this nation's stature as leader of the free world.

A blog linking to Time's piece circulated on Reddit and spawned debate among users over the vaccination issue.

The experimental style of the finale confused or alienated many fans and spawned debate and controversy; Hideaki Anno received anonymous online death threats.

A history of massive deforestation linked to large-scale infrastructure projects (notably roads) in the Brazilian Amazon, and government plans for more such projects, has spawned debate about ways to avoid repeating past trends [12] [14].

While I don't anticipate that there will be a rush to do anything by Congress this would require courage and leadership, you see we may be surprised to find that the Chairman's comments will spawn debate on the issue, which would be a welcome change.

Whatever the end of white America eventually means will continue to spawn debate.

The scholarship in building community capacity by way of cultivating community social capital and community spirit through neighborhood design has spawned heated debates in urban and community studies.

"Stacey is an engaging conversationalist whose distinctive viewpoints amongst her Hollywood peers have spawned national debates," said Bill Shine, executive vice president of programming, in a statement.

The possible origin of higher organisms through endosymbiosis, and contrasting approaches to molecular evolution in the gene-centered view (which held selection as the predominant cause of evolution) and the neutral theory (which made genetic drift a key factor) spawned perennial debates over the proper balance of adaptationism and contingency in evolutionary theory.

Back in Washington, the tragedy has spawned political debate.

The rule, announced last fall, spawned sharp debate among lawyers and others who questioned its constitutionality.