Sentence examples for controversy driven from inspiring English sources

A federal commission has determined that New York City's Department of Education discriminated against the founding principal of an Arabic-language public school by forcing her to resign in 2007 following a storm of controversy driven by opponents of the school.

The controversy drove the nation to the unpatrolled intersection of race and religion, and as many pastors prepared for their Easter message they said they felt compelled to talk about it.

The controversy drove down sales by 7.3% in its Asia, Middle East, and Africa regions.

Originally posted on the Ningguo Civil Affairs Bureau website, the photo was discovered after another local controversy drove traffic to the government site.

Does the focus on his many, many controversies drive a cycle of mutual dependency?

The controversy has driven traffic and new users to several other photo-sharing applications.

The resurfacing a generation later of these issues is not entirely without controversy, often driven by hard-line governments and prompting accusations of score-settling and political opportunism.

With the Lott controversy having driven the difficult question of race into the foreground, President Bush faces a far harder task in his campaign to demonstrate that the Republican Party is open to all.

But my sense is that most of the controversy is driven by the broader political debates about immigration generally.

We argue that this controversy was driven by the systematic removal of uncertainty from science communication.

However, a wide abuse of tramadol does not largely appear to occur in other countries, and some controversy is driven by uncertainty in subpopulation vulnerable to tramadol dependence.