Sentence examples for ensuing controversies from inspiring English sources

All the money-raising helped him hold onto the White House, but the ensuing controversies surrounding illegal funds haunted his administration for years.

The first police commissioners, who had tried to resist such Home Office orders, used the ensuing controversies to win a statute that established their independence from political direction more firmly.

While these reported differences may be true some of the time, radically diverse conclusions and ensuing controversies may simply be due to tiny differences in confidence intervals combined with an over-reliance and misunderstanding of a "statistically significant difference".

The tension and ensuing controversies between the National Ethics Committee and an Institutional Review Ethics Committee in Malawi over protocol determination for an antiretroviral based research project is an example of why guidelines need to be clear [ 10].

Care is needed, though, to avoid the pitfalls of teaching to the test and the ensuing controversy that ensued in England.

Gaskill was prosecuted during the ensuing controversy.

The ensuing controversy threatened to disrupt the confederation.

The ensuing controversy is, I think, a good thing.

The ensuing controversy helped make millions of dollars for Nike.

The ensuing controversy forced the administration to disclaim responsibility for the document and to recall Soulé.

"We also disapproved of attempts to draw BT Sport into the ensuing controversy.