Sentence examples for controversy resulting from inspiring English sources

The printing of Romanian religious books continued in the 17th century and was given new impetus in Transylvania, Walachia, and Moldavia by the controversy resulting from the Protestant Reformation.

But it was the lovingly detailed scenes of obscene and often highly sexualised torture and murder (which may or may not have occurred in Bateman's own drug-fuelled imagination) that whipped up a storm of controversy, resulting in accusations of misogyny and exploitation.

I remembered that moment today after a week of controversy resulting from the boycott and condemnation of the White House Iftar by a number of Muslim groups and leaders.

Following complaints of many ministers about the opinions coming from Hutchinson and her allies, the situation erupted into what is commonly called the Antinomian Controversy, resulting in her 1637 trial, conviction, and banishment from the colony.

The optimal mode of clearance in patients with AKI who require renal support is an area of considerable controversy resulting in significant practice variation [ 6].

Despite the controversy resulting from data on the measurement of corneal transparency in aging corneas, it is well understood that important changes occur with age in the corneal stroma extracellular matrix (ECM).

The controversy resulted in the entire congress being shut down early.

First, much of the controversy results from confusion about what is new and different about FVA.

The subsequent controversy resulted in the scientists being pilloried, even though the scientific community remains divided to this day over claims of "low-energy nuclear reactions".

Much controversy resulted from the revision of 1927 28; it was rejected by Parliament, which suspected "Romanizing" tendencies in changes proposed for the ministering of Holy Communion.

Barnett's remarks during the controversy resulted in his being placed on paid administrative leave in 2004, but a subsequent investigation found no evidence of wrongdoing by him.