Sentence examples for controversy competition from inspiring English sources

Twitter the start-up is becoming Twitter the big company, with more polish, controversy, competition and revenue.

Will you have a quarterback controversy or competition this spring between Tommy Rees and Dayne Crist? A. Competition.

I am bored with the controversy about competition in healthcare in the UK.

Here too, though, there is controversy and competition.

In a sport marred with controversy, constant competition for sponsors, funding, and, of course, a spot on the podium -- Tyler understands the harm in letting external influences take away from your perceived goals.

The scrutiny had boxing officials last week longing for a clean, controversy-free competition, knowing the consequences should there be yet another fiasco like the Seoul Games or like last year's world championships.

It was especially true for the Canadian men, who won their first hockey gold in 50 years and concluded a Winter Games marked by much Canadian triumph and controversy in competitions involving skates.

Meanwhile, controversies and competition can have macro effects on earnings, but are rarely discussed in detail.

Real quarterback controversies are competitions in which the victory is often Pyrrhic, because of the way the team gets divided.

Coughlin vehemently denied there would be any quarterback controversy, that the competition would be waged during training camp and settled for the season.

One of the major points of controversy is around competition between Muslims and Catholics for missionary work, especially in Africa.