Sentence examples for causing a controversy from inspiring English sources

The hospital's corrective measures after the two deaths are causing a controversy of their own.

Last week, Google incorporated posts, photos and conversations on Google Plus into search results, causing a controversy over privacy and whether it favors its own social network over others.

To take the plunge might have resulted in photographs of him shirtless, causing a controversy like the one that dogged him in 2008 after he went bodysurfing in Hawaii.

The ads resurfaced in San Francisco in the spring, causing a controversy.

As June came to a close Dodd made his final appearance of the month at a forum in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, the first time he visited the state which moved up its primary dates, causing a controversy with the DNC.

Therefore, it is puzzling how CTLs could account for large differences in the viral set-point causing a controversy as to whether CTLs mediate control of HIV through cytotoxic or non-cytotoxic mechanisms [17] [19].

"No detail is too small or too fleeting to cause a controversy," a CNN anchor noted.

The suggestion that pensioners should contribute more has already caused a controversy.

His column caused a controversy at the time, but everyone accepts he was right now.

A man in Oregon has caused a controversy, because he's written a children's book about marijuana.

He caused a controversy in France when he submitted a project to rebuild the Greek temple at Paestum, southern Italy.