Sentence examples for controversy mentioned from inspiring English sources

This has led to the dating controversy mentioned above, and to other candidates for the famous face.

NOM has been criticized for fighting against public disclosure of the names of some of its donors, a controversy mentioned by Kevin Nix of Human Rights Campaign, a leading gay-rights group, while reacting to Eastman's new post.

Based on the areas of controversy mentioned above, a questionnaire was developed by expert consensus with a pilot for validation given by a group of very experienced well-respected specialists in gastroenterology, surgery and oncology.

(It's not hard to imagine that order came from the league office, because the controversy is mentioned nowhere on NHL.com, even though it is being widely reported and Campbell has commented on it).

He grew up in a housing district called The Fields -- a place that stirs controversy when mentioned on the board -- and has long voted in support of the development.

In a subsequent newspaper op-ed, Price didn't address the controversy but mentioned that improving access to medication-assisted treatment was part of his agency's strategy in taking on the opioid epidemic.

HuffPost: Speaking of running into controversy, you mentioned in the Newsweek article, "Bring back Galliano.'" Can you expand on that...is it for the sake of Dior or because he's forgiven?

Find examples of newspaper articles where scientific controversies are mentioned.

Almost none of the material was new bloggers and pundits have been cataloguing the deranged controversies she mentioned or months.

There is one positive aspect to the controversy, Nguyen mentions in her piece for NPR, and that's that food can be used "to foster deeper understanding of one another". .

We therefore rephrased our original discussion by drawing attention to the current controversy and mentioning Brocks'alternative interpretation of the presence of sterol biosynthetic pathways in several bacterial groups (horizontal transfer from a protoeukaryote or early eukaryote into ancient bacterial lineages)].