Sentence examples for controversy moves from inspiring English sources

However, add in the fact that an (amateur) historian is secretary of state for education and that his parliamentary shadow is a professional historian and controversy moves to a different level.

And with that, the controversy moved from cameramen toward quarterbacks.

The first-round draft choice finished a long drive with a 10-yard run for a touchdown, potentially creating a quarterback controversy moving forward.

The controversy moved to the political stage because the president of the company, Mr Dimitrov, is a founding member of the ruling GERB party and is said to have been invited to run for MP.

In the sixteenth century other controversies moved to the fore, over the application of the "Science of Demonstration" to mathematics, and concerning the manner of discovery of a demonstration through "analysis and synthesis".

Legal controversies move slowly through the courts, and the Supreme Court has ample discretion not to take cases.

The president's effort has stalled with the controversy over moving detainees like Khalid Shaikh Mohammed into civilian court.

Despite being mired in election controversy, Mwanawasa moved quickly to assert his authority and launched a campaign against corruption.

"This controversy has moved beyond an issue of poor judgment in the use of an Islamophobic training film to an issue of the integrity of public officials".

On CNN Wednesday morning he said he hoped to "quell" the "controversy by moving to establish uniform hours in every county across the state so we can get back to focusing on the candidates".

At that point, the epicenter of the Florida count controversy will move to Washington, D.C. There, Rep. Tom DeLay Tom DeLay (R-Tex)., the House majority whip, just might be planning a coup.