Sentence examples for controversy triggered from inspiring English sources

The appointments were one aspect of a controversy triggered by the unusual firings last year of nine U.S. attorneys.

While the controversy triggered by the series continued to rage, Doyle holed up to spend more time with Family's most complicated, compromised character.

Its coverage of the Mitt Romney tax return controversy triggered 179 comments on The Daily vs 28,464 comments on the Huffington Post.

Some weeks before, he'd become embroiled in the Finegold controversy, triggered when he foolishly, somewhat tipsily, likened a Jewish reporter from the Evening Standard to a concentration camp guard.

He had some weeks before become embroiled in the Finegold controversy, triggered when the mayor of London foolishly, somewhat tipsily, likened a Jewish reporter from the London Evening Standard to a concentration camp guard.

The French government hopes the measure can bring an end to a legal and moral controversy triggered by the case of Nicolas Perruche, whose congenital defects became clear soon after his birth in January 1983.

As Uber spreads across the globe it has consistently faced controversy, triggering numerous protests by the taxi industry and debates about its legality.

For Richard Clapp, the Camp Lejeune controversy triggers a bit of deja vu.

Issues involving race, a supposedly public meeting, barred student journalists and a college newspaper piece have all aligned to form a powder keg of a controversy triggering headlines and debate in Canada and the U.S.

Rising drug list prices have become a major issue for the biopharmaceutical industry as various pricing controversies triggered by list-price hikes have flared into congressional hearings and prompted other scrutiny over the past year and a half.

Through persistence and unrelenting optimism, Seeger endured and overcame the controversies triggered by his activism.