Sentence examples for controversy represents from inspiring English sources

The Vito Lopez controversy represents the first big test of the Joint Commission on Public Ethics.

This controversy represents on a small scale a more general problem that faces those who support what they consider progress, environmental or otherwise.

The controversy represents yet another attempt by Smith to create some sort of scandal that would, to his mind at least, undermine the credibility of an entire branch of science.

It's now up to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, which specializes in patent cases, to resolve whether each of the iPhone design patents at issue in this controversy represent the end product or are merely components.

This controversy represented an early test for how IHR 2005 would be interpreted and applied.

For the people of Wilmington, the Ledges controversy has represented a distracting, unwelcome issue that they've felt compelled to take seriously.

While the bridge debate highlighted unspoken divisions, some analysts suspect that, in the Machiavellian world of Quebec politics, the controversy also represented payback time.

Not without controversy, lotteries represent a $70 billion industry in the U.S. alone.

That controversy very much represents the clash between the cultures of science and the law, and in light of that controversy it seems appropriate, indeed compelling, to put the phenomenon of unintentional seeding into a proper scientific perspective in this Review.

For the opposing sides, the controversy over southafrica.com represents either an example of Western imperialism or the expropriation of intellectual property by a foreign country.

In many ways, this controversy surrounding Newsome represents a big question facing the broader BLM movement: Is appealing to the opposition an effective means for achieving black and brown liberation or a quick way to water down the cause?