Sentence examples for continuing controversies from inspiring English sources

Even today there are continuing controversies about particular events.

And then we have the continuing controversies inflamed by modern stage directors.

IN THE continuing controversies about Europe's bold experiment in monetary union, there has at least been some agreement about where the costs and benefits lie.

Williams has spent the last couple of years trying to hold together the global Anglican Communion in the face of continuing controversies about ordaining gay priests and recognizing same-sex marriages.

Like last year, respondents pinpointed two continuing controversies as the main causes of negative perceptions of the industry.

This review used scientific statements of expert professional groups, federal program documentation, and selected original articles or opinions to survey dietary techniques and highlight continuing controversies and therapeutic successes.

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.