Sentence examples for The first controversy from inspiring English sources

The first controversy that people fought over was how militant workers should act on a day designed to honor workers.

The first controversy arose over the religious compromise between the Lutheran theologians of Wittenberg, primarily Philipp Melanchthon, and Saxony's civil and ecclesiastical leaders.

The first controversy over the Disi project arose in 2009 when a research team of scientists from Jordan, the Palestinian territories, Israel and the United States published a report in the journal Environmental Science & Technology.

The first controversy arose in 2005, when some legislators, including Mr. Ellis, suggested that one of the monument's statues looked like Mr. Edwards and seemed to inappropriately glorify the legislator.

The first controversy started in 2007 when Judge Keller rejected a last-minute appeal that came in shortly after a 5 p.m. deadline in the case of Michael Wayne Richard.

The first controversy of the series (it won't be the last) came in the top of the fifth when Walker led with a high fly ball that appeared bound for the right-field foul pole.

Should there be a ministry of culture, and if so will it cover both the official use of the Irish language (one of the first controversies to be debated in the assembly this week) and Orangemen's parades?

One of the first controversies was Secretary Albright's repeating her famous slogan about women supporting other women.

One of the first controversies of the season came when Anne took issue with being forced to take her shoes off at a fellow housewife's house, a custom she said was "very nouveau riche".

As discussed at the first Controversies in Obesity, Diabetes and Hypertension (CODHy) meeting, the rationale for combining insulin with oral therapy is minimization of the adverse effects of insulin treatment, i.e., hypoglycemia and weight gain (44).

The second controversy surrounded the naming dispute between the People's Republic of China Chinaandand the Republic of China Taiwann).