Sentence examples for triggered debates from inspiring English sources

Both pieces triggered debates about what constituted "canned laughter", and what affect a laughter track had on screened comedy.

After all, this would resemble 'turkeys voting for Christmas.' This question is all the more pressing as the 2008 economic crisis triggered debates about reducing the number of parliamentarians.

Recently, our efforts to clarify the old question, if a memristor is a passive or active device [1], triggered debates between engineers, who have had advanced definitions of passivity/activity of devices, and physicists with significantly different views about this seemingly simple question.

"I think a failure has triggered debates and tactical analyses that have been needed for a long time now," said a 26-year-old woman in Tehran, who attended last Thursday's protest and many earlier ones, and who, out of fear for her safety, asked to be identified only as Saina.

In the same speech that contained the now famous "16 words" on Iraqi attempts to acquire uranium, Bush spoke in far greater detail about mobile labs "designed to produce germ warfare agents". The warnings triggered debates within the CIA but ultimately made no visible impact at the top, current and former intelligence officials said.

They have also triggered debates among scientists, security experts, and officials within various branches of the U.S. government.

Now AP appears to have revised that description to "champagne", an act that has triggered debate about fashion's use of the word "nude".

McIlroy's decision on whether to represent Great Britain or Ireland when golf returns to the Olympics in four years' time has also triggered debate.

A photo posted to a Facebook group triggered debate just as furious as that surrounding The Dress – is it Murray impersonating a crying baby, or is it Hanks?

Calls to replace London's judicial committee of the privy council with the Caribbean court of justice, as Jamaica's final appellate jurisdiction, have triggered debate.

This measure triggered debate with people asking just what kind of breathalyser they would need, how reliable would they be and would drunks, who are already prepared to break the law by driving, pay any attention to them anyway?