Sentence examples for failures and controversies from inspiring English sources

The head of Police Scotland announced last month that he would step down early after growing calls for him to to resign following a series of policing failures and controversies over civil liberties under his leadership.

Rumsfeld, meanwhile, was poised to become the longest-serving Defense Secretary ever, and was already a powerful token of the war itself, freighted with all its failures and controversies, from the abuses at Abu Ghraib to the harsh interrogation policy that Rumsfeld had personally endorsed.

Yet for all Mr Costantini's successes, there have been failures and controversies along the way.

Its says: "This is another dire episode in a tenure littered with failure and controversy from overzealously pursuing innocent celebrities to vain and expensive attempts to prosecute journalists on spurious charges.

After a week of explosive revelations of police failure and controversy, Cologne police chief Wolfgang Albers was fired, a police spokesman confirmed in a press conference Friday. .

A dramatic opening inning of fielding failures and umpiring controversy paved the way for a comfortable World Series game one victory for the Boston Red Sox over the St Louis Cardinals.

It's seen a lot of success stories, a fair few high-profile failures, and plenty of controversy along the way.

The Huffington Post was offered an exclusive look at the website, which says that the Bush White House "was plagued by a series of scandals and controversies" and "policy failures".

Due to the controversy surrounding Auburn's failure to be given a chance to play for the national championship and controversies involving teams lobbying for improved ratings in the poll, the Associated Press sent a cease-and-desist order to BCS officials, forbidding them the use of the AP Poll in calculating BCS ratings.

Uncertainties and controversies abound.

The role of anticoagulation in patients with chronic heart failure has long been an area of interest and controversy.