Sentence examples for dangerous controversy from inspiring English sources

At the same time the programme's makers, who had a ball with the MPs' expenses, should recognise that there is enough dark comedy and high drama in politics at the moment without the need for them to contrive dangerous controversy.

WASHINGTON -- Five years ago this spring, I was in Philadelphia watching candidate Barack Obama defuse a dangerous controversy over race in American life.

He also settled a dangerous boundary controversy with Colombia over the port of Leticia on the upper Amazon and a finger of land giving access to the river, both of which had been ceded to Colombia in a treaty of 1922.

Public confidence in the police has been hurt by a "dangerous cocktail" of controversies including the critical Hillsborough report and Andrew Mitchell "plebgate" row, a senior MP has warned.

A lab at the center of a longstanding controversy about dangerous virus research has engineered heartier influenza viruses that could streamline vaccine production.

The "birther" controversy stroked dangerous xenophobic tendencies, and provided the first glimpse at the circus that Trump's now real candidacy has become.

But controversy aside, "The Dangerous Passion" is full of anecdotal research on mating and dating that I found myself bringing up in conversation for weeks.

Tells about one case involving an original film script entitled "Bitter Love.O Later writer learned that an accommodation was reached and the dangerous political aspects of the controversy cooled off.

Racers admit the sport is dangerous, but defend their sport amidst the controversy, arguing that the animals are well cared for, and that allowing them to race saves many horses from prematurely going to slaughter.

When mixed with controversy, prominence here can be dangerous.

The controversy escalated to a more dangerous level when a submarine torpedoed the packet steamer Sussex in the English Channel with heavy loss of life in March 1916.