The Republican Party, which is often steeped in discipline and order among the ranks of top leaders, has become a cauldron of internal controversy.
Both the Rockettes and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir have faced internal controversy as a member of the choir quit, and one of the The Rockettes members took to social media to express reluctance to perform, and fear of reprisals from the organization should she refuse.
"I naïvely thought an apology for offense in the church would allow us to move quickly beyond internal controversy and toward a less emotional process of working through our differences, well out of the public spotlight," Mr. Harrison wrote on the church's Web site.
Anschutz recalled, "While he'd held a string of prestigious jobs, there was internal controversy about hiring him, since he lacked a business background and some of the necessary practical skills.
The Wizards, who have already had a players-only meeting and battled internal controversy, played with purpose and seemed to shock the Knicks with their energy.
After fierce internal controversy, the White House has reportedly authorized a vast expansion of spying capabilities, including the ability to investigate innocent citizens and mine previously separated databases.
The administration's legal position prompted internal controversy.
The subject of tremendous internal controversy, the APA ultimately rescinded the taskforce report in 2013.
In many instances, he's not going to tell you what he thinks because, as a team spokesman, he sees his role as not stirring up opponents or internal controversy, or causing distractions of any kind.
So if one source of internal controversy about the "Revealing Bodies" show is its artiness, another is that some of the artworks look too much like science, while turning scientific realities topsy-turvy.
