Sentence examples for and controversies in a from inspiring English sources

The aim is to identify important problems and controversies in a field and address them by providing background and relevance through review of the relevant primary literature, and then proposing and evaluating innovative imaging strategies that are designed to address the problem.

No doubt the show will continue to explore Pawnee's issues and controversies in a potential fifth season, but before then, we have to see whether all the hard work of Leslie and her campaign staff paid off.

Given the barriers and controversies in implementing EGDT, an approach utilizing noninvasive hemodynamic monitoring technology has been suggested [ 24, 25].

Jonathan Wolff, a renowned philosopher and veteran of many public committees, such as the Gambling Review Body, introduces and assesses core problems and controversies in public policy from a philosophical standpoint.

In the past few days China's netizens have dug their claws into a smorgasbord of crimes and controversies in which the only constant is a reluctance to believe the official version of events.

His recent books are Improving Mental: Four Secrets in Plain Sight (2017) and Controversies in Mental Health & The Addictions, an annotated compilation of his essays, reviews and commentaries (2017).

On a night when Christ the King provided the routine with its 11th straight girls' state title, Mount Vernon and John F. Kennedy of the Bronx offered excitement and controversy in the Class A boys' State Federation final.

Sprewell, who seems to generate excitement and controversy in equal measure, is a native of Milwaukee, where he still has a home, not to mention a much-publicized yacht on Lake Michigan.

Wading into politics and controversy in brand advertising can be a gamble.

Much will be lost on viewers not steeped in French history, but it is generally clear that Ms. Reid Kelley is touching on various Romantic-era artistic and intellectual controversies in which a decadent French society and culture were embroiled.

The soaring numbers are generating hope — and some controversy — in a venerable industry that has yielded internationally popular titles like "Dragon Ball," published by Shueisha, and "Sailor Moon," created by Kodansha.