Sentence examples for controversies generated from inspiring English sources

If anything, the controversies generated by the Republican challenger's trip have confirmed what was already obvious.

But the sort of animosities and controversies generated by last weekend's elections are reminiscent of a past that many had hoped they had finally left behind.

From time to time, there are controversies generated by ads produced by employees or executives of an agency without authorization or approval from clients.

Despite his many other accomplishments, Butler gained and has retained his historical notoriety as a result of the controversies generated during his occupation of New Orleans.

Modeling can be used to resolve controversies generated by differing opinions about the effects of livestock grazing, fire management, and herbicide application on western public lands.

Ginsberg, the national counsel to the Bush campaign, and his associates set up seven teams of lawyers to address the sprawling controversies generated by the recount, and Cruz was the only lawyer who served on all seven.

Did Clinton's controversies generate so much attention on Twitter because people were defending her?

Partly because of the controversy generated, the NCI later stopped issuing screening guidelines.

Moreover, we discuss the controversy generated by the possible toxic health effects of nanoparticles.

Talk story about the controversy generated by Washington Post reporter Elsa Walsh's new book.

And the finger-wagging controversy generated headlines around the world, raising the school's visibility.