Sentence examples for wave of debate from inspiring English sources

No doubt, when it's published in coming months, that figure will spark a fresh wave of debate.

Speculation about the looming deal had been growing since it emerged on Sunday the cash-strapped side hoped to sign the former Sheffield United player, sparking a new wave of debate about the morality of his return to the game.

Prime Minister David Cameron's Commons defeat over military intervention in Syria has prompted a wave of debate online.

Inevitably, his actions prompted a fresh wave of debate in Switzerland about its relatively liberal gun laws.

That announcement sparked a wave of debate on TechCrunch Europe, with an open letter from Angel investor Robin Klein and two further responses.

While it's not clear what exactly prompted Trump's criticism,  the tweet did spark a wave of debate as to whether the Postal Service is indeed failing and, if so, whether Amazon is to blame.

They're a little weird, and likely to spark waves of debate and plenty of extra publicity.

And the idea has generated a wave of feisty debate because the main objective is to enhance the area for fishing.

Igniting a wave of angry debate, economists and tax officials have taken to the airwaves and television screens to discuss the merits of measures that many say will only encourage tax evasion.

Hillary Clinton, who built her political career and nearly became president with a message of female empowerment, said she should have fired a 2008 campaign adviser who was accused of sexual harassment, following a wave of public debate over the matter.

And what the current/passing/meek wave of exhausted debate between French feminists who blow smoke in their children's faces (luv uuuu) and American mothers breastfeeding middle-schoolers (not so sure about this) is all about, really, is how regardless of what you're like as a mother, if you are a mother then that is what you are.