Sentence examples for controversy further from inspiring English sources

Jaitley did not address the controversy further via his Twitter account, whose banner states, "High growth rate, high revenue generation, greater investments is the way forward".

León inflamed the controversy further when she declared, after what was billed as a conciliatory meeting with some of the country's top male players in Valencia: "I'm not going to apologise for being a woman".

Last Wednesday, in a development that may inflame the controversy further, Mr. Grassley sent letters to Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. and the Justice Department's Office of the Inspector General demanding an investigation and requesting more information about why a gun bought by an A.T.F.

This characteristic touched off a scholarly debate about the peopling of America, a controversy further inflamed by the U.S. government's application of the Native American Graves and Repatriation Act, which allowed that all remains of a certain age would be given to the proprietorship of an appropriate party and buried.

To resolve some of the remaining controversies, further carefully designed randomised controlled trials in GDM with long-term follow-up of both mothers and babies are necessary.

The opposition will take full advantage of the political cudgel handed to it; the resulting controversy may further sap the government's will to implement controversial reforms.

If this controversy spurs further research, especially increased fossil-hunting in Indonesia, it will have served a purpose.

Mr Abbott tried to brush off the report but the inevitable controversy has further divided his parliamentarians.

Gilbert Collard, an FN member of parliament, stirred the controversy even further by suggesting it was time for Jean-Marie Le Pen to retire.

The controversy escalated further last week after allegations emerged that MacNeil had conducted his affair with Cowdy while staying in a London hotel on parliamentary expenses.

Controversy was further inflamed when a former LNP ministerial staffer was accused of threatening the bar association with removal of its statutory powers if it did not support Carmody's appointment.