Sentence examples for Time controversies from inspiring English sources

The Queen has been speaking at the State Opening of Parliament for more than 50 years – her first was in 1952 – and throughout that time controversies have repeatedly, if occasionally, bubbled up.

Then, after Wieland's premature death in 1966 aged only 49, Wolfgang held the reins of Germany's premier opera festival for more than 40 years, successfully and profitably reigniting from time to time controversies about the interpretation and intentions of Richard Wagner's revolutionary works.

At the same time, controversies arose, based on a study in 37 patients suggesting that this antiangiogenic drug may alter the recurrence pattern of malignant gliomas (Norden et al, 2008).

And each time, controversy is never far.

Can anyone recall the last time controversy was created on a New York stage?

This is not the first time controversy has marred the parade.

After two and a half years in New York, Walsh is still taken aback at the intensity, the volume and the size of the herd that surrounds him each time controversy erupts — which, with the Knicks, is often.

This isn't the first time controversy has erupted over whether some of IBM's earnings gains are a bit artificial.

As with many issues, the travel time controversy is fraught with conflicting legal interpretations.

After nine years as a police commissioner, Skobin was moved to the LAFD oversight panel by Villaraigosa after the response time controversy broke.

Although adoption of CONSORT reporting guidelines for conference abstracts may lead to some improvement over time, controversy remains about whether to include conference abstracts in systematic reviews [ 5- 7].