Sentence examples for causing a controversy of from inspiring English sources

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

Parsley and another megachurch pastor, Russell Johnson, of the Fairfield Christian Church, campaigned hard for the initiative, as did Ken Blackwell, whose role in overseeing the election procedures caused a controversy of its own, and who was the only Republican leader in the state to join them.

Fox News broadcast those videos on a virtual round-the-clock basis, causing a controversy far out of proportion to its news value.

Thirty years earlier, Dio's first post-Sabbath solo album had cover artwork depicting a priest being tormented by a devil, causing a lot of controversy.

But the Pisa results from 2000 suggested that it was only mediocre, causing a storm of controversy and national soul-searching.

I think it's facinating that while Wikileaks is causing a storm of controversy at a sort of top-down level, Demotix is the kind of organisation that is re-enabling journalism at the street level.

After causing a storm of controversy last week, "Fox and Friends" co-host Brian Kilmeade apologized for saying "all terrorists are Muslims".

The NYPD Union's decision to encourage their officers to take pictures of the homeless and post them online is causing a firestorm of controversy in New York City.

She stayed there for the next 27 years, speaking regularly in debates, getting into all sorts of disputes, and frequently causing a fair amount of controversy.

Portland's power lines have got an unusual addition – and one that is causing a fair amount of controversy.

It's causing a huge wave of controversy right now.