Sentence examples for adding the controversies from inspiring English sources

The lack of suitable DNA fragments and polymorphic genetic markers for phylogenic analysis have long obstructed the availability of a reliable phylogeny, adding the controversies about taxonomic classification that prevent us from better understanding the diversification and evolution of the genus Camellia.

But Mr. Hayden added, "The controversy surrounding this case has interfered with his ability to perform his duties and the smooth and efficient operation of Hoboken government," and has been a burden to his family.

Hearn Sr added: "The controversy around it from a commercial point of view sells the fight again bigger.

Berger added that the controversies would tarnish his reputation as a reformer, but only for those who had "too naïve a view of the pope's power in the church, in the 21st century".

ALBANY, Aug. 3 — An aide to Gov. Eliot Spitzer who is accused of threatening a Republican state official resigned abruptly on Friday, adding to the controversy here.

And adding to the controversy is an American woman called Isis Martinez, who has petitioned the American media to try and persuade them to avoid the use of her first name.

But the Madonna concert, which has sold 70,000 tickets, has been allowed to go forward; and, adding to the controversy, her tour promoter, Live Nation Entertainment, and its local partner have been granted use of the park rent free.

The Chilcot inquiry is incapable of addressing the key issue of whether the invasion of Iraq was legal, senior judicial figures have said, adding to the controversy surrounding the inquiry's legitimacy.

Inadvertently adding to the controversy, the Pittsburgh Penguins announced that they would accept an invitation from President Donald Trump to toast their Stanley Cup win at the White House.

No new neurological deficits were observed during the follow up period in this population [ 4], adding to the controversy regarding the indication for surgery [ 7].

There is also some evidence that silent myocardial ischemia may reverse over time, adding to the controversy concerning aggressive screening strategies (283).