Sentence examples for fuel controversy from inspiring English sources

Polls vary, and none of them seem conclusive — which of course helps to fuel controversy and prompts each side to dig up surveys backing their positions.

"We believe potentially confounding factors will continue to fuel controversy over bapineuzumab," wrote Caroline Y . Stewart a drug stock analyst with Piper Jaffray, reacting to the preliminary results.

But he retreated from that position at a town hall meeting on Thursday, and said he put it forward largely to fuel controversy and conversation about childhood obesity.

Coughlin declined to say who will start against the Jets next Friday in the Giants' third preseason game, and Manning refused to say anything that could fuel controversy.

The comments by Morgan, who became chair of Ofsted in 2011, will fuel controversy about the expansion of schools into supportive roles that were previously the domain of parents.

Nonetheless, other glaring contradictions by Spence continue to fuel controversy.

Sir, The issue of suitability of therapeutic drug monitoring (TDM) for imatinib continues to fuel controversies.

Research during the past two decades has led to a better understanding of key physiologic mechanisms of injury, yet uncertainty over the topographical distribution of these mechanisms continues to fuel controversies over "best ventilation practice" in injured lungs.

A sharp increase in federally financed sobriety checkpoints in California has fueled controversy.

The Obama administration's revival of military commissions, by contrast, has fueled controversy among civil-liberties and human rights groups.

Word of the hefty pension payout immediately fueled controversy at a time when many opposition politicians have been demanding a full investigation into how Bankia had misstated its accounts before being given billions of euros in additional public money.