Sentence examples for controversy for having from inspiring English sources

While Georgia's HOPE scholarship has stirred controversy for having seemingly been awarded disproportionately to those from affluent backgrounds, Dynarski defends merit scholarships.

Icardi joined the club from Sampdoria in the summer of 2013 as a top class young talent, though in his first year at San Siro he courted controversy for having an affair with Wanda Nara, who was then married to fellow player Maxi Lopez.

But the gay issue seemed far from this jamboree, where the biggest controversy for scouts has been the order to leave their bikes home along with their laptops.

But she was prepared for controversy, having formed an interest in creationism in graduate school and having amassed a collection of antievolution tracts and books.

In New York City, a large billboard promoting atheism at the entrance of the Lincoln Tunnel, which a local affiliate of American Atheists paid for, has generated controversy.

And that's for a reason: Trump, with a seemingly daily appetite for controversy, has invited the focus.

The Knicks similarly decided that Marbury, a magnet for controversy, had become a drag on team chemistry.

It is difficult to sustain a reputation as a renegade in such a turbulent era, but M.I.A.'s taste for controversy has not wavered.

"He is truly of a piece," Ms. Skocpol says, noting that Mr. Moynihan's taste for controversy has influenced both his political and his academic careers.

"My barometer for controversy has been readjusted in the past few years," Rogen jokes, referencing the firestorm his film The Interview started with Kim Jong-un and the North Korean government.

One of the catalysts for controversy has been Trump's naming of Breitbart News executive chairman, Stephen K. Bannon, as a senior advisor.