Sentence examples for causing much controversy from inspiring English sources

However, there is one 3Dprinted product that is causing much controversy and debate: firearms.

And, just as the lipstick kisses have sparked heated debate over whether those marks of affection are vandalizing graffiti or visual depictions of adoration, the locks are causing much controversy.

The former England home strip was white with a strip of red around the neck, and the away strip was black (causing much controversy due to the famous All-Black kit of New Zealand), both kits had a ground breaking new technology in the form of a gripper print.

The music video caused much controversy when it was initially released in February.

Richler's books, which were noted for their honesty and biting satire, often caused much controversy.

But the junior positions in question do not normally cause much controversy, nor does leaving them vacant do much damage.

The book caused much controversy when it was published in Poland two years ago (with the title Kapuściński – Non-Fiction).

While this assertion has caused much controversy, the debate between both sides has consisted mainly of impassioned defenses of entrenched positions.

This has caused much controversy internationally, with calls for Coca-Cola to withdraw its sponsorship, and a number of world leaders announcing that they will not attend Sochi.

Denys Lasdun, 1976 Suggested by JoninWhitby The style of this building, especially the abundant use of Beton brut concrete, caused much controversy at the time of construction.

The new production is by Mary Zimmerman, whose radical interpretations of such comfy classics as "La Sonnambula" and "Lucia di Lammermoor" caused much controversy in the early Peter Gelb era.