Sentence examples for be a controversy from inspiring English sources
"I don't want there to be a controversy," Kaepernick said during an ESPN Radio interview.
"No matter who wins this election, it's going to be a controversy for weeks or months or years".
With DOMA barring the federal government from recognizing same-sex marriage, and the Obama administration taking the position that it will enforce the law until the Supreme Court or Congress tell it otherwise, there certainly seems to be a controversy between the parties sufficient to meet the test of Article III jurisdiction.
Until now, there seems to be a controversy about the correlation between RUNX2 mutation and CCD phenotype.
The main reason appears to be a controversy between two different theories of size effect, namely the theory based on energetic statistical scaling and the theory based on ideas from fractal geometry.
It is notoriously difficult to define clearly the controversy between internalists and externalists in epistemology.[7] It is sometimes taken to be a controversy over whether or not one can identify epistemic properties with "internal" states of believers.
Ted Nugent might be a controversy-courting, ultra-conservative lighting rod, but he's a pretty effective one.
There had been a controversy: was the photo too graphic?
