Sentence examples for continued controversy from inspiring English sources

Quite frankly, all he can do now is create continued controversy".

The say-on-pay vote reflected continued controversy over Oracle's pay practices, one that has been percolating in recent years.

The continued controversy surrounding LaBeouf provides a relevance and context for the show, and there's a real interactive element, with some journalists and fans literally touching LaBeouf by holding his hand as he cries or reacts.

There is continued controversy about such cases and about competing internalist (Searle 1992) and externalist views (Dretske 1995) of conscious intentionality.

While most minimally displaced fracture patterns are treated non-operatively and often do well, more complex fracture patterns, either with or without surgery, have produced mixed results, fueling continued controversy in this academic arena [4, 5, 6].

Even once the agreement between the states of New Jersey, New York, and the Port Authority was finalized, the World Trade Center plan faced continued controversy.

Who is in the right in this continuing controversy?

The precipitating factor is a continuing controversy over President Bush's judicial selections.

The N.H.L. would hope for apathy in the continuing controversy over its head of discipline Colin Campbell.

Differences between Montenegrins and Serbs are a matter of continuing controversy.

There is, of course continuing controversy about the latter singer's attitudes to homosexuality.