Sentence examples for controversy time from inspiring English sources

He has courted controversy time and again, often appearing to provoke outrage for the love of the attention it achieves, but he has never gone on record to say that he was wrong.

"Nobody wants to edit a paper that isn't read, or doesn't stir up controversy from time to time," he said.

The "rape trail" nickname has been around for years and it causes controversy from time to time.

It's unlikely Behud will raise the same level of controversy this time around.

There was the inevitable controversy – this time about plagiarism: the original credits read McLaren/Horn, but this was eventually resolved.

The controversy this time has been particularly ferocious, as the two parties have wrestled over whether to use statistical sampling to adjust the raw census numbers.

The argument gained credence during a second campaign controversy, this time involving Mr. Obama's acquaintance with Bill Ayers, the former antiwar militant.

"Chávez likes to create controversy every time he goes to Iran or Ahmadinejad comes here," said Teodoro Petkoff, publisher of the opposition newspaper Tal Cual.

But while these ideas are commonplace among historians, they still manage to provoke controversy each time they surface in public, beyond the scholarly world.

In privacy-obsessed Europe it gets a double-dose of controversy every time it tweaks the openness of the social graph.

And whereas the first round of awards sparked controversy, this time the winners are, if anything, a bit predictable, other researchers say.