Sentence examples for controversy section from inspiring English sources

An entire "controversy" section explains the Sanger dispute and references a 2001 New York Times article and a 2002 Wikipedia news release that both name Wales and Sanger as co-founders.

His political commentary ran every Sunday in the newspaper's "Controversy" section.

This censorship however garnered quite a bit of controversy, see Controversy section for more info.

He curiously depicted it as one of six red-coloured stars (see the Red controversy section below).

Thankfully, with RGIII there are no thinkpieces to be written, no arguments to be had with Skip Bayless, no "controversy" section on his Wikipedia page.

The "Controversies" section has since been readded to Patrick Brown's Wikipedia page abortion support and all.

In fact, his wikipedia page even considers the 'Controversies' section too long to read and in need of subsections.

Cam might not have a very deep "Controversies" section on his Wikipedia page yet, but I look at that naughty, naughty face and see nothing but a lifetime of naughty boy antics to come.

Another favored technique of lobbyists is the doctoring of Wikipedia, a site that is widely loathed in the industry for its phenomenal reach and for the fact that a tiny community of editors is able to decide whether a corporation has a "controversies" section on their wiki or not.

On the Wiki article for Patrick Brown, a Conservative MP from Barrie, an edit was made from a House of Commons computer on December 4, 2013, which completely removed his "Controversies" section that outlined his support of reopening the abortion debate, despite Harper's suggestion that doing so would be for dummies.

Our players internationally renowned for their off-field antics, our cheeky young men with dedicated "Controversies" sections on their Wikipedia pages?