Sentence examples for class controversy from inspiring English sources

Jalousie, perched above rich Petionville, has become a flashpoint for class controversy in Haiti recently.

Mount admits to being something of a Wanker himself, and his book, along with his ridicule of the public education system, has caused a measure of class controversy in the U.K.

Every time I read this paragraph to my class, everyone laughs the controversy seems so far away, such a part of "the past" that no one gets offended.

The rapid rise in recent years in those students at the two highly selective campuses — to about 30% of the freshmen class — triggered much controversy among legislators and families.

Religious controversies, class divisions, the ethics of conquest, and labour conditions were likewise touched on.

John Tierney hints at the unacknowledged reality that the Wal-Mart controversy is class based.

Bicycle lanes, the latest cause celebre of the city's chattering class, have ignited civic controversy everywhere from Hasidic Williamsburg to tony Prospect Park West.

Aside from the obvious controversy surrounding Class A drugs, this programme is perhaps most daring for its attempt to do real science for a TV audience.

The most spectacular of their success stories — and a lightning rod for the controversies about class, race, and identity that have historically dogged the enterprise of dressing black hair — is that of Sarah Breedlove, who became Madam C. J. Walker.

The century-old statue has been the focus of a university controversy since classes started.

On a night when Christ the King provided the routine with its 11th straight girls' state title, Mount Vernon and John F. Kennedy of the Bronx offered excitement and controversy in the Class A boys' State Federation final.