Sentence examples for for less controversy from inspiring English sources

While Constable praised Rice's brilliance and inventiveness, there remains a suspicion that the Globe's decision to part company with her may be down to a desire for less controversy.

In the United States, too, ACTA has attracted criticism, but probably because its provisions are aimed at piracy overseas, there has been less controversy than for SOPA and PIPA.

There are also plans for a hotel and retail complex to help generate revenue for park operations, but those have attracted less controversy.

The off-season hit-and-giggle circuit, while a huge source of supplemental income for tennis players, is rarely a source of any news, much less controversy.

The course setup at Troon should cause far less controversy than the United States Golf Association's setup for the final round at Shinnecock.

There was certainly much less controversy on Court One.

A deal with ICE is expected to cause less controversy with antitrust regulators.

The Trolley examples and the Strategic/Terror Bomber examples have generated less controversy on this score.

Earmarks, which for all their controversy account for less than half of 1 percent of total federal spending, allow lawmakers to specify how money is used in their home states.

At the least, one can hope they make for less jackal-like reporting, where any whiff of controversy, however ersatz, is jumped at like a treat.

There are major ethical controversies in deciding whether carrier testing for less severe disorders such as recessive deafness is appropriate or not.