Sentence examples for extraordinary controversy from inspiring English sources

And the connection is made in the context of an extraordinary controversy involving huge corporate losses, reputational harm and regulatory inquiry.

A ruling by the United States Supreme Court sometime after the hearing it has set for Friday could bring the extraordinary controversy in Florida to an end, if the court should say without qualification that no recount should have been permitted to extend past Nov. 14.

This comes after one of the most extraordinary cinematic controversies of recent years: the spat over Kim Jong-Un assassination movie The Interview, which allegedly provoked the Sony Pictures hacking scandal and has drawn the governments of the United States and North Korea into a diplomatic contretemps.

Though the Van Dyke murder charge is extraordinary, police controversies have been an uncomfortable part of Chicago history.

The minister said: "It's pretty extraordinary, if there's controversy about this now... it's pretty extraordinary to have bid for an event without working out how the security is going to be paid for".

It is a life of relatively tame domesticity, extraordinary hard work and occasional controversy.

"That applies to the Chilcot committee [looking into the Iraq war], it applies to coroners' inquests in England, it applies to extraordinary rendition and all the other controversies the US has been involved in.

The controversy over Iraq has reached extraordinary proportions.

Then something extraordinary happened: Chairman Mao learned of the controversy and intervened.

"If we're honest, part of the controversy also is that despite the extraordinary work that has been done through the Recovery Act, millions of Americans are still without jobs," Mr. Obama said.

Conference calls are infrequently held, but are sometimes scheduled to discuss extraordinary market events or, as in this case, a controversy surrounding the fund.