Sentence examples for controversy for which from inspiring English sources

Liverpool had hoped the firm support they showed to Suárez over the Ivanovic bite and the Patrice Evra racism controversy, for which he earned an eight-match ban last year, would be reciprocated by their £23.5m signing from Ajax.

Especially in the Southern U.S., its racial theme provoked controversy, for which its authors were unapologetic.

A principled demarcation of logical constants might offer an answer to this question, thereby clarifying what is at stake in philosophical controversies for which it matters what counts as logic (for example, logicism and structuralism in the philosophy of mathematics).

Despite the ongoing controversy, Seaquarium, for which Lolita is a star attraction, has so far been unwilling to part with her.

The PlayStation 4 snafu is just the latest in a long line of controversies for Foxconn, which have included reported labor abuses behind the making of the iPhone 5C, the iPhone 5 and the iPad.

There are some topics for which controversy is entirely expected and perhaps even suitable due to their very nature.

Another element of the controversy is the modeling approach, for which the two teams took divergent approaches: Rodda et al. adopted a climate suitability algorithm based on first principles, and Pyron et al. used a statistical tool to discover a climate suitability algorithm.

Controversy still exists regarding males for which both the presence of dispersed male kin networks [ 38] and the absence of spatial genetic structure [ 37, 39] have been reported.

But if Mr. Clinton managed some important centrist achievements — including a crime bill, the passage of Nafta and welfare reform — he also personally became (especially in the wake of the Monica Lewinsky scandal) a flash point for controversy, which "accelerated the trend toward a political alignment that divided the nation more along lines of culture than class".

Baseball is tailor-made for controversy, which, I guess, is part of its charm.

The withdrawal from the case by the department's acting inspector general, Clark Kent Ervin, was another awkward turn in the controversy for the department, which has been forced to explain why its resources were diverted last week to a politically inspired hunt for the private plane of a Democratic state lawmaker.