Sentence examples for controversies were considered from inspiring English sources

In Italian universities such controversies were considered endless and their effects pernicious.

The enmity stirred by the controversy was considered a major factor in her decision two years later to resign.

Henry's role in the Becket controversy was considered relatively praiseworthy by Protestant historians of the period, while his disputes with the French king, Louis, also attracted positive patriotic comment.

For nine seasons, there have been boos, skepticism, controversy, newcomers who were considered better players and trade speculation.

In the morning Chris Broad and Graeme Swann both walked before they were given out, suggesting that after all the controversy England were considering taking a stand for the spirit of cricket.

After argument upon the certificate, it was ordered that the entire record be certified to this court, so that the whole matter in controversy might be considered.

The work has earned a lot of attention and controversy and is considered one of the artist's most significant works.

In the case of node positive gallbladder cancer (except for positive para-aortic lymph nodes), although there is certainly some controversy, it is considered that "aggressive" radical surgery such as combined resection of the liver and the common bile duct together with extended lymphadenectomy might contribute to better prognosis [ 26, 27].

A. The New Testament confirms a division of thought about resurrection at that time between the Pharisees and the Sadducees Jewish Roman historian Josephus wrote about the controversy but he was considered untrustworthy.

That is despite a string of controversies that might have been considered catastrophic gaffes for more conventional candidates.

One of the reasons for the current controversy is what could be considered a blind spot in some of the B.C.S. computers.