Sentence examples for stirring debates from inspiring English sources

One of the most enduring and stirring debates in archeology revolves around the role humans played in the extinction of large terrestrial mammals (megafauna) and other animals near the end of the Pleistocene.

Across the country, the question of how best to evaluate teachers -- and how to use evaluations effectively -- continues to cause stirring debates among teachers and policymakers.

Like Compartamos, many lenders now seek a profit.Commercialisation is changing microfinance and stirring debate.

Another measure stirring debate would forbid sex between lawyers and clients.

Meanwhile, true to form, this summer's offerings, especially the opera productions, have been stirring debate.

On March 10 , 1968 The New York Times ran a story under the headline "Westmoreland Requests 206,000 More Men, Stirring Debate in Administration".

Meanwhile technological innovations and the visual art world's growing interest in presenting and collecting performance are shifting perceptions and stirring debate about preservation.

In any case, the significantly different actions by the two health authorities is stirring debate among drug makers and consumer advocates.

Although this is several years away, it is already stirring debate.Read my lips, every monthThe most immediate of these three issues is the ECB's communication problem.

But comedy on television, more than journalism on television, may be the most effective outlet for stirring debate and effecting change in public policy, Mr. Thompson of Syracuse said.

A number of severe injuries have resulted from line drives off of aluminum bats, stirring debate on whether wood is safer.