Sentence examples for a big controversy from inspiring English sources

"It's a big controversy," Boos told me.

"It openly flirts with a big controversy.

And yet it was a big controversy".

"There's a big controversy about that," Dr. Domatob said.

This first name actually was the compromise resulting from a big controversy over the naming process.

"At the time the application came in, there was a big controversy over it, and it was brought up in political campaigns.

A bigger controversy engulfed Dynes last year when the San Francisco Chronicle revealed that he had approved questionable salaries and perks for top-level UC employees.

Anthony P. Mercantante, the township's planning director, said: "It has become a very big controversy.

Administrators at the University of California, meanwhile, weathered a "very big controversy," she says, over whether to include snacks — or any food purchases made outside of school dining facilities — in its room-and-board estimate.

But in the early 2000s, the blobs were shown to be "actually caused by the electron beam in the transmission electron microscope," Oliver adds, and "a really big controversy" ensued about what was real and what was not.

There's big controversy in Sri Lanka over a sudden and very large jump in domestic electricity prices.