Sentence examples for controversy more from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hart has been ensnared in the controversy more directly.

However nowhere is the controversy more painful than in its churches.

The episode revives an issue that first caused controversy more than 30 years ago and still sharply divides public opinion.

Sometimes his approach to non-Russian repertoire attracts controversy; more often he sparks full houses and standing ovations.

European interviewers appeared to regard the torture controversy more as a reckoning among Americans than as something that directly involved them, he said.

Although the industrial complex adjacent to Auschwitz was bombed, the death camp and its crematoria were left untouched, a subject of controversy more than 50 years later.

The law, which covered both state and private ownership, had long been mired in controversy; more-conservative party members were critical of the legislation because it seemed to erode the fundamental principle that state ownership came first.

Low controversy: "The more people use smart phones, the more the financial functions matter to mobile services.

The controversy involves more than consumer inconvenience, tech companies say.

From an antitrust perspective, the e-books controversy is more serious.

But the agency did not address the controversy over more explicit classroom materials in grade schools.