Sentence examples for despite some controversy from inspiring English sources

Then Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In was published and despite some controversy, it brought modern women's lives to the forefront of the national – and international – discussion.

Jones, meanwhile, was promoted from SNL writer to regular player last year, despite some controversy over a sharp, clever satirical joke about slavery back in May.

Immediate reaction: Despite some controversy, "Three Billboards" is coming into the Oscars race with major momentum, after sweeping the SAG Awards and taking home the Golden Globe for best drama.

The House passed the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) Thursday night, despite some controversy over how the bill addresses privacy and a threat of a veto from the White House.

_____ The May Genius puzzle (No 107 set by Puck) attracted another large entry, despite some controversy as to whether COLLEDIG is not a more usual translation in Welsh for 'lost' than GOLLWYD, which, of course, is a mutation from a declension of the verb COLLI ('to lose').

Stiller stresses that he is still tested regularly and urges men to get their PSA level checked, which indicates the presence of prostate cancer, despite some controversy about whether the test can lead to over-treatment of cancers which are not life-threatening.

Moreover, despite some controversies, ageing may predispose related cells to apoptosis by enhancing mitochondrial dysfunction40, 41.

Despite some controversies in technical issues, the first experimental realisation of quantum teleportation was simultaneously performed in 1997 in two groups, one led by A Zeilinger in Innsbruck [4], and the other by F De Martini in Rome [5].

Thyroid cancer (TC) is the most common endocrine malignancy [ 1] and its incidence increase has been significant in recent years despite some controversies about the extent [ 2].

Despite some controversies in the interpretation of meta-analysis, a reduced risk of falls has been attributed to vitamin D supplementation due to direct effects on muscle cells.

Despite some controversies about the role of radiotherapy or chemoradiotherapy in patients with locally advanced disease, systemic therapy is the most frequently used treatment modality for inoperable pancreatic cancer.