Sentence examples for a recent controversy from inspiring English sources

Skechers, too, has been the subject of a recent controversy.

One such incident led to a recent controversy over comedians making rape jokes.

You may remember a recent controversy attached to NWA biopic Straight Outta Compton.

He has failed to stand up for them in a recent controversy over the banning of mixed-sex street races.

But a recent controversy around the YA trade publication Voices of Youth Advocates (Voya) magazine provides a telling counter-narrative.

Still, a recent controversy involving the French cosmetics firm Lancôme underlined the very real consequences of daring to challenge Beijing.

On the phone recently, I suggested to Delany that Asimov's poor attempt at humor — which, whatever its intent, also served as a reminder, as Delany notes in "Racism and Science Fiction," that his racial identity would forever be in the minds of his white peers, no matter the occasion — foreshadowed a more recent controversy, centered on a different set of sci-fi awards.

Cause of death A more recent controversy was the statement in a 2013 biography of Britten by Paul Kildea that the composer's heart failure was due to undetected syphilis, which Kildea speculates was a result of Pears's promiscuity while the two were living in New York.

In a nod to recent controversy over the secondary market in Britain, StubHub, which is owned by eBay, said that "unlike current U.K. competitors the company does not buy or sell tickets for profit".

Trump is not the only one beginning to wonder whether this improbable campaign can confound the pundits and go the distance, particularly after a burst of recent controversy only seemed to cement his polling lead over his bewildered rivals.

MT elongation at molecular resolution is also a subject of recent controversy.