Sentence examples for controversial surface from inspiring English sources

That's the sort of choice Microsoft is asking you to make with the spectacularly designed, wildly controversial Surface tablet.

The buildup to the qualifier has been dominated by the controversial surface at the newly-built National Stadium in Andorra la Vella.

The Reds also lost Vinnie Anderson with an elbow injury, but coach Phil Veivers refused to criticise the controversial surface.

Human Rights Campaign president Chad Griffin's letter (pdf) asking them to include news of Russia's human rights violations alongside their standard Olympics coverage has elicited a hasty if mealy-mouthed response from the network saying that it will "provide coverage of Russia's anti-gay laws if the controversial measures surface as an issue during the upcoming Winter Olympics".

NBC Sports Group Chairman Mark Lazarus said NBC would provide coverage of Russia's anti-gay laws if the controversial measures surface as an issue during the upcoming Winter Olympics.

And it omits the fact that Mr. Obama began distancing himself from Mr. Wright months ago after some of the preacher's controversial remarks surfaced.

This advantage may be counterbalanced by the car's controversial "flame surfaced" design, already introduced on several larger BMWs, which the Munich management insists puts the car ahead of its time, but which has caused uproar among BMW traditionalists.

One key omission in the Republican memo is that the FBI was already surveilling Page two years before 2016, when the controversial dossier surfaced.

In a report in 2010, two researchers noted that while there was some evidence that probiotics might lower cholesterol, "controversial results" had surfaced.

The controversial tweet was later surfaced by a journalist and led to the student facing a charge of "sending a threatening communication", with a potential sentence of up to six months in prison.

But by then rumours of discontent between manager and controversial owner Vincent Tan had surfaced.