Famous for his constant scandals; his controversial comments; not showing up for his own concerts and leaving stadium crowds waiting; drugs; or for - literally - destroying hotels.
Prices remained stable, unlike in earlier wars, but he grew controversial, drawing the constant fire of industry complaints.
Safety issues, a constant Nascar concern, have become controversial as some older drivers, including Earnhardt, have refused to adopt new devices.
While the diffusion constant of Bcd remains highly controversial, independent experiments support the existence of a specie of Bcd molecules that have a limited mobility inside the nucleus, with a diffusion coefficient in the order of ∼0.3 µm2 s−1 [33], [36], [36].
These controversial results lead to constant discussion among experts about the benefit of decompressive surgery in malignant MCA infarction and to large regional differences in the application of the procedure.
The controversial tournaments have been under constant scrutiny since the vote in December 2010.
But owing to his somewhat clunky delivery, and his penchant for unorthodox material (the label brass saw his early single Jesus Walks as too controversial for radio) he received constant rejection.
But the digital world also brings dysphoria — a low-level but constant heartbreak that is one of its most controversial side effects.
The result is a skunk works: a place where novel and possibly controversial ideas can be tested without constant interference from institutional vested interests.
The original "test-tube baby", Louise Brown, had been born in Britain 13 years earlier, and the government hoped that an independent regulator would be able to make controversial decisions without embroiling politicians in constant rows about reproductive ethics.
