Sentence examples for few controversies from inspiring English sources

Follies and grottoes are often built in larger gardens so provoke few controversies but planners say tree houses can be more controversial, and insist the new rules are not merely red tape.

The early discoveries led to a few controversies not only for territorial claims but also in geographic nomenclature.

There were a few stars (such as Alan Greenspan) and a few controversies (whether to prick asset bubbles).

There is plenty of time yet for more twists, turns and no doubt also a few controversies at the top.

Though anti-Semitic storms have been known to erupt in the entertainment industry — the incendiary remark by Mel Gibson comes to mind — Santa Monica has experienced few controversies involving Jews in recent years.

We've had a few controversies on the way (the lower than expected placings of Battlefield 3 and Dark Souls among them), so let's see what everyone makes of the final five.

Besides, without shortcomings, we students would have far fewer controversies to discuss and would consequently miss out on that all-important "intellectual stimulation".

With the expiration of the independent counsel law, and with Congress friendly territory, it looked as if he would be able to sail through his term with far fewer controversies and confrontations.

They never faced a challenge on the court, but that didn't stop Charles Barkley, the team's resident spokesman of goodwill, from stirring up a few minor controversies.

Dnipro have been involved in noticeably few refereeing controversies - either as beneficiaries or victims - in recent years, which the conspiracy theorists would have you believe is not coincidental.

Few literary controversies filled newspaper columns in 2011 as much as the commentary about the short list for the Man Booker Prize, which critics claimed had prioritized readability over literary excellence and damaged the award's prestige.