Sentence examples for as controversies from inspiring English sources

But around that time, he traveled outside the country as controversies about presidential pardons made headlines at home.

As controversies — and any number of large egos — swirled around him, Mr. Todd maintained a reserved, flinty, no-nonsense demeanor.

Mr. Bush's handling of the Bob Jones firestorm underscores one of his campaign's biggest weaknesses: while Mr. Bush and his operatives are adroit at moving offensively to promote their agenda, they often seem to linger as controversies swell around them.

The issue has not received as much publicity as controversies like abortion coverage or the insurance excise tax, but it could prove just as divisive: what role should the states play in overseeing the overhaul of the health insurance market?

Meanwhile, Healy is hired by another young woman apparently involved in the porn business to beat up March, but they team up on discovering that they are both being targeted as part of a controversy which goes to the very top, as controversies tend to.

Just the Facts Susannah Grant said she watched from the sidelines late last year as controversies erupted over the accuracy of various portions of "The Insider," Michael Mann's thriller about big tobacco and big media, and "The Hurricane," Norman Jewison's drama about efforts to undo the murder conviction of the boxer Rubin Carter.

As controversy raged, Moynihan said: "She's been through Wada's programme and she's clean.

Financial problems will continue to dog him as persistently as controversy does.

"The passage of this would be an occasion for turbulence as well as controversy.

The visit comes as controversy continues to rage over the kidnappings.

As controversy and rancour swirled around The Valley, both these teams lost a man to a red card.