Sentence examples for controversy change from inspiring English sources

But any coverage of the new production, alongside with a review (which this isn't), raises the question: did the controversy change anything?

Has this controversy changed your opinion of the social network?

CBS asked if the controversy changed peoples' opinions of Clinton: Zero Republicans said it did for the better; nearly all Democrats said it didn't have an effect.

They've since apologized, but we still wrestle with how the controversy changes our perception of the show.

You try to figure out what happened in 2004 when the "Swift boat controversy" changed an election.

But just as some observers are noticing an increase in cases of RSV because of the AAP's revised guidelines, the dynamics of the controversy changed last week when the results of a study conducted by researchers in the Netherlands appeared in The New England Journal of Medicine.

As for the Obama controversy: "Monikers change as the city changes, and when it comes to 'Brisvegas', there are people on both sides of the fence".

And it's causing controversy, as change frequently does.

The circumstances surrounding a controversy may change irrevocably during the pendency of an appeal, despite anything a court can do.

But in the four years since the Sydney Games, her life has been a whirlwind of controversy and change.

"Pregnant women" as a category is easy to describe and the concerns about such targeting are easy to stir up controversy and change corporate behaviour, but more niche groups that may be biased against by algorithms may never be noticed.