Sentence examples for controversy so far from inspiring English sources

As it turns out, the biggest controversy so far about the stadium has to do with its supersize scale.

None of the articles written about the controversy so far has quite located the complicated heart of the dispute.

Casey has provided the only hint of controversy so far by sacking his caddie, Ken Comboy, after the final round of the German Masters on Sunday.

For her part, Ms. Merkel, 59, has carefully ducked controversy so far on the campaign trail, even over the allegations that U.S. intelligence spied on the communications of millions of Germans.

The controversy so far has usually dealt with the miraculous elements of the story – the plagues of blood and frogs and locusts, God's slaughter of the firstborn children of Egypt and, especially, the parting of the Red Sea.

Todt, who has steered clear of controversy so far in his short time as president, can be expected to step aside from any involvement in the process when the council eventually meets but the council will not have an easy decision to make.

But the resulting controversies so far have mostly been about more liberal-leaning Catholics who have taken positions in favor of access to abortion or gay rights, in opposition to the church.

But ahead of the pack in the controversy stakes so far is Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer, the film that tells the story of the trial and imprisonment of two members of the avant garde Russian protest group.

Every time I read this paragraph to my class, everyone laughs the controversy seems so far away, such a part of "the past" that no one gets offended.

The controversies seen so far, he says, are likely to be "a blip" compared with the challenges to come.The ultimate prize is a truly global accounting standard.

So this week's designated controversy — the failure, so far, of Knicks ownership to extend his contract as team president — was doubly awkward.