Sentence examples for engendered controversies from inspiring English sources
However, research gaps have precluded a full understanding of the effects of BPA in humans and engendered controversies surrounding the chemical's potential toxicity.
Nonetheless, Peres still engendered controversy.
Inevitably, the Templeton charities engendered controversy.
Often, however, the admittance of new members has engendered controversy.
Recently, however, computerized vote-counting has engendered controversy.
Throughout his career Falwell engendered controversy with remarks that many Americans perceived as intolerant or bigoted.
Diving with sharks, and especially feeding them, has engendered controversy over the past several years.
This ambivalence is one reason that a decision expected next month by the Food and Drug Administration has engendered controversy.
Tofilau Eti Alesana, who served as prime minister during 1985 98, had mixed success with the economy and engendered controversy by attempting to censor critics of the government.
The truck award particularly has engendered controversy, as nominees increasingly share more mechanical parts with passenger cars than with body-on-frame stump-pullers.
The four-room cottage has engendered controversy almost from the moment the Rowlands purchased it from the White Memorial Foundation, which operates a nature preserve in Litchfield.
