Sentence examples for controversy part from inspiring English sources

Blair will today publish a book called Policing Controversy, part autobiography, part treatise on the future of policing, but with a large dollop of self-exculpation.

Roger A. Pielke Sr., for example, a climate scientist at the University of Colorado who has been highly critical of the United Nations climate panel and who once branded many of the scientists now embroiled in the e-mail controversy part of a climate "oligarchy," said that so many independent measures existed to show unusual warming taking place that there was no real dispute about it.

The mutual respect and admiration between the pair overflowed following a pulsating MotoGP race that peaked on lap four with "The Corkscrew Controversy: Part II".

You can imagine that Casey Stoner watched Sunday's events with great interest and it was good to hear confirmation on Tuesday that the co-star of "The Corkscrew Controversy: Part I" - when Rossi passed him there in 2008 - will be back testing with HRC in Japan next month.

Now, though the campus controversy part didn't make sense -- no one I knew had heard about it here -- the vitriol and scary language did (take a look at the comments for a sample).

Paleoflood hydrology has also generated its share of controversy, in part because of the differing viewpoints and attitudes of the two scientific traditions from which it emerged: Quaternary geology/geomorphology versus applied hydrologic/hydraulic engineering.

As asserted in the accompanying commentary, the major controversy with PART is whether it should be considered an age-related non-AD entity or part of the AD pathological spectrum.

She added, "Controversy is part of his life".

The Hesychast controversy became part of a larger Byzantine political struggle that erupted in civil war.

"I do think controversy is part of the rich history of the sport," Stapleton said.

"That controversy is part of the whole publicity, which the prize needs," he said.