Sentence examples for Common controversy from inspiring English sources
Although subthreshold mood disorder symptoms are common, controversy exists about their clinical significance.
You thought the Common Controversy was over -- but you were wrong.
From fluorescent feathered headdresses at indie-pop festivals to Urban Outfitters "smudge kits," to runway fashion shows like Dsquared2's offensive "Dsquaw" line, racist knockoffs that appropriate indigenous art, culture, and identities have become a common controversy across North America in recent months.
This review also illustrates several common controversies and pitfalls in the analysis and in the evaluation and interpretation of mutation and recombination outcomes.
9 sections including changes in the investments climate, the common stock controversy, linked deposits, stategic investment policy, etc. Harrington, John C.. Packaging Housing Mortage Loan: Strategies for California.
What they have in common is controversy, and they are all undervalued.
There were, as is now common knowledge, controversies about the authenticity of Alex Haley's core material and his methodology.
In his afterword for "The Anthology of Rap," published last year by Yale University Press, Common addressed this controversy prophetically: So many of the debates today about rap miss the point.
THE week-long row about the president's intelligence briefings before September 11th has something in common with the controversy over the administration's role in the Enron scandal.
In 1983 police arrested a junior Foreign Office clerk called Sarah Tisdall after a protracted legal tussle with this newspaper over the leaking of details – from the MoD again – about the arrival of cruise missiles at Greenham Common: a major controversy of the day.
To mark the 40th anniversary of their relationship, the two countries wanted to issue a common stamp; yet controversy erupted when Israeli politicians said it should show not only both countries' flags, but also a barbed-wire symbol to recall the Holocaust.
