Sentence examples for because of controversy from inspiring English sources
It was not, he said, because of controversy around Al Jazeera.
Aames, which said it received very few complaints about its loans, said it stopped requiring arbitration because of controversy over the practice.
Last week Abercrombie & Fitch canceled its racy quarterly magazine because of controversy over a corporate image built on young collegiate types prone to playing naked air guitar.
The announcement is of interest because of controversy this autumn over whether Ford had allowed an adequate safety margin in choosing tires for the vehicles.
She quit her job as an elementary school secretary because of controversy from the trial, though she now works as a secretary in a local school district.
The announcement is of interest because of controversy this autumn over whether Ford had allowed an adequate safety margin in choosing tires for the Explorer and Mountaineer.
In this capacity he became a lightning rod of controversy because of his championing of traditional jazz styles and his dismissal of most musical developments after 1965.
Spock will generate a lot of controversy because individuals are not in complete control of their profile.
This is a matter of controversy, because at physiological pH, prostaglandins are negatively charged [ 75].
Adjuvant therapy in patients with stage II colon cancer is a subject of controversy because of the small gains in survival for this group of patients [ 7].
