Sentence examples for controversial beginnings from inspiring English sources

The renewed debate over embryonic stem cells highlights the advances and complications that have arisen in the field since its controversial beginnings.

In seven discs, totalling fifteen hours, we get to experience, once again, the journey from the Trump Administration's controversial beginnings to its embarrassing final moments.

The PICYC, home to the Palm Island Police Citizens Youth Club, is considered to be a great success story, especially considering its controversial beginnings soon after the 2004 death in custody and riot.

With some help from the folks at Kellogg's, we found out about the toaster pastry's somewhat controversial beginnings to the fame it enjoys now as a favorite on-the-go breakfast delight.

Relying on a series of talking heads interviews and historical photos throughout the years, the short Remember Those Great Volkswagen Ads? documents the controversial beginnings of the German car manufacturer to its rise atop the advertising totem pole, eventually creating a legendary space for itself in advertising history.

Time magazine, CBS-TV, and NBC-TV are among the many who've taken on this most controversial of religions since its beginnings in the mid-1950s.

Jones said Great Beginnings generated some controversy with its last campaign, a graphic depiction of the effects of a mother's drug use on a newborn, and the new campaign is also controversial.

Criticized by some and eulogized by others, knowledge about this controversial figure is essential to any understanding of the beginnings of the specialty and its scientific publication in Spain.

The ministers will try to hammer out a response to controversial proposals from the European commission that amount to the beginnings of a coherent and shared immigration policy.

Her storied life — from lowly beginnings to the pinnacle of French couture, with controversial love affairs, bons mots, business failures and comebacks along the way — made her one of France's most celebrated 20th-century heroines.

Arendt expressed a continual concern with the nature of political action, the possibility of new beginnings and the idea of the "banality of evil," introduced in the controversial 1963 book Eichmann in Jerusalem.