Sentence examples for constant controversies from inspiring English sources

One might think that his constant controversies were counterproductive.

Thus the constant controversies over headscarves that cut to the core of European sensibilities seemed strange to American ears.

The constant controversy gives the impression that everything is going badly, but it's not true.

After more than six years of constant controversy, it really does look as if Guantánamo's days as a prison camp are numbered.

The Raptors fired Carter yesterday after a season in which he led the team to its first National Basketball Association playoff berth but also found himself in almost constant controversy and clashes with his own players.

While most US climate scientists live amid constant controversy, Hayhoe believes she is enduring an acute level of abuse because she reaches parts of the population many of her peers cannot reach.

Since Whiteman took over the top job at theagency last year, there has been almost constant controversy about staffing levels for border checks and whether a risk-based approach is more effective, as Brodie Clark, former head of the Border Force, continues to maintain.

From 1836 until 1855, Rosmini was involved in constant controversy.

The decision of the four-strong Olympic Qualification Standards (OQS) panel which included BOA Chief Executive Andy Hunt and Sir Clive Woodward comes after a year of almost constant controversy.

If the constant controversy surrounding Facebook privacy highlights anything it's that anonymous engineers have become creators of anxiety, simply by virtue of knowing how to create and access the intimidating tools that have become indispensable to those that don't know their https:// from their WGETS.

CIRM has disbursed over $1 billion to the state's stem cell researchers amid constant controversy over public transparency, high staff and board member salaries, conflicts of interest, and whether too much or too little of the funding had gone to clinical applications.