Sentence examples for cause controversies from inspiring English sources

Thus half of Mr Seehofer's act is to cause controversies in Berlin or Brussels so that his Bavarians know he is looking out for them.

That way of communicating could cause controversies, too – when they performed the song that gave name to the documentary on The Word in 1992, Sparks dropped her trousers on stage, blasting her pixellated buttocks into UK homes.

All those things will be necessary too, but they will take a long time, will require new technologies and cause controversies of their own.Paying people to not chop down trees looks easy by comparison.

Did her comments cause controversy?

But many cause controversy.

The revelation is likely to cause controversy.

The contracts continue to cause controversy.

And his films often cause controversy.

Even a stray dog can cause controversy.

"Lawns can absolutely cause controversy," said Mr. Cudworth.

Well, those were the days when historians could cause controversy.