Sentence examples for always been controversy from inspiring English sources

There had always been controversy about the need for maintaining Preserves (see B. L. Sanders, Z. Goroshovski, and Cohen and Cohen), but from this remote region I was simply unable to keep abreast of all the political ups and downs.

There's always been controversy around my name.

There would always be controversy attached to Mr. Jackson, said Ms. Ewart, wearing a sequined black jacket and a black fedora.

Speaking to BBC Radio 5 live's Sportsweek programme on Sunday, Froch said: "There'll always be controversy with fights that are stopped when they are swinging one way and then swinging the other way.

PHOTOS: Cable versus broadcast ratings NBC's veteran sportscaster Al Michaels said, "there will always be controversy surrounding [the Olympics].

"There will always be controversies in and outside our sport so we have to be balanced and look at how we can promote, develop and sustain our sport".

It's always been a controversy, but I don't think it's a big problem.

However, its biocompatibility has always been in controversy since the passive film developed on the surface can release metallic ions (Ni2+, Cr3+ and Cr6+), which may cause local systemic effects into the human body and therefore, the premature failure of implant as result of inflammatory reactions.

Though the event is religious in nature, with a priest's blessing during Sunday mass, this has not always been without controversy.

Meta-analysis has been defined as 'the statistical analysis of a large collection of analysis results from individual studies for the purpose of integrating the findings.' [ 1] Although there has always been some controversy about its validity [ 2- 8], meta-analysis has become increasingly popular as the number of studies with similar protocols has grown.

There have always been scientific controversies of course, and they have not always been civil.