Sentence examples for brewing controversy from inspiring English sources

China, the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases, is at the center of the brewing controversy.

The festival itself (which The Economist partly sponsors) has featured another brewing controversy.

I wouldn't call this a brewing controversy; I'd call Clemens a replacement in waiting.

In their place, however, has slid another brewing controversy: alleged plagiarism.

Mr. Mueller's statement sought to put to rest a brewing controversy over whether his agents and A.T.F.

The director Julie Taymor had followed the news about the film, including a brewing controversy over its depiction of torture in C.I.A. prisons.

There is one thing we know for certain: the diagnosis will continue to brew controversy until the leading researchers can come to agreement on its name and diagnostic criteria.

The intense bipartisan competition for black voters around the country has also brewed controversy, including allegations that black voters have been intimidated by some Republican campaign workers, a charge that is strongly denied.

On Monday, Clinton again avoided commenting on the brewing email controversy at her second public appearance in three days on behalf of her family's charitable foundation.

So it isn't that surprising that Saldana is brewing up controversy of her own.

And unlike a year ago, when conservative enthusiasm far outweighed liberal opposition, the intensity of opinions on the latest brewing judicial controversy appears closer to being evenly matched.