Sentence examples for controversies erupted from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, controversies erupted in some of the states that failed to secure the funds.

A series of race-related controversies erupted in that first year, one concerning the administration's abortive attempt to restore tax-exempt status to private schools that discriminated on the basis of race.

Just the Facts Susannah Grant said she watched from the sidelines late last year as controversies erupted over the accuracy of various portions of "The Insider," Michael Mann's thriller about big tobacco and big media, and "The Hurricane," Norman Jewison's drama about efforts to undo the murder conviction of the boxer Rubin Carter.

While designing the Eisenhower Tunnel, controversies erupted over how to build the portions over Vail Pass and Glenwood Canyon.

Several controversies erupted during the construction process; questionable labor practices in Imperial County led to the federal conviction of mobster Jimmy Fratianno, and the Arizona government was found to have mismanaged financial resources by the U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee.

The deal was very controversial --and equally importont to Boeing -- even before the ethical controversy erupted.

An international controversy erupted.

I was surprised when this controversy erupted.

Back on Earth, a controversy erupted.

The controversy erupted several times under Labour.

Last year controversy erupted at Jaipur after Muslim clerics prevented the author Salman Rushdie from speaking.