Sentence examples for dealing with controversy from inspiring English sources

Four years later, Morgan Hamm is dealing with controversy on a much smaller scale.

Critics charge that tribal governments have been repeatedly defrauded by corrupt bureaucrats, staff, board members, consultants, and the like; according to the same critics, this has happened in large part because tribal members are inept or uneducated and tend to factionalize when dealing with controversy.

They're also dealing with controversy -- a not uncommon theme for the GOP these days.

Standing in the way of The Flying Dutchmen are The Indomitable Lions of Cameroon, who are limping into the tournament and dealing with controversy surrounding captain Samuel Eto'o.

What is your opinion on the role of scientists in dealing with controversy?

There, she put in 70-hour weeks dealing with controversies including the so-called "ground zero mosque," which inspired a national landslide of anti-Muslim speech.

President Obama took questions from reporters on Thursday afternoon as he seeks to regain his political balance in dealing with controversies on multiple fronts and rising expressions of outrage from his Republican adversaries on Capitol Hill.

The facts — whether ones that have been lived by the director or historical ones, whether told in poised images or kinetic ones, whether dealing with controversies or uncontroversial intimacies — have no mereness about them, no weighty physical opacity, no sense of the haphazard or the contingent.

And an even larger number of schools are dealing with controversies related to hate speech and other offensive "yaks" on the service, including one where a poster threatened gang rape.

Teachers also like this approach because it prepares students for college by getting them used to dealing with controversies and not losing their cool.

James has also dealt with controversy during his career, most recently for his appearance with the model Gisele Bundchen on the cover of Vogue.