Yet his work of the mid-nineteen-eighties was released commercially in the United States with little fanfare — until 1985, when "Hail Mary" generated a controversy too heated to be ignored.
In 1983, as one of the most influential members of the academy's jury for selecting the Nobel Prize for Literature, Lundkvist disputed the award of the literature prize to William Golding and generated a controversy by saying that the prize should have gone to Claude Simon (who received the award in 1985).
However, as soon as this mainframe model was widely accepted, it generated a controversy that remains unsettled to date.
When Mr. Barofsky first raised this issue in 2010, the White House, in a rare rebuke of an inspector general, said he had "sought to generate a false controversy over A.I.G. to try and grab a few, cheap headlines".
And if you generate a little controversy, too, well then so much the better.
AUGUST is traditionally a slow month, and rises in railway fares, usually announced around now, can reliably be counted on to generate a little controversy.
And to prove that even the most innocuous of events can generate a little controversy, I received an email and phone call earlier today about tomorrow's Edinburgh Farmers Market.
Piltdown man, whose fossils were sufficiently convincing to generate a scholarly controversy lasting more than 40 years, was one of the most successful hoaxes in the history of science.
In the years since White's and Steward's seminal work, neoevolutionary approaches have been variously accepted, challenged, rejected, and revised, and they continue to generate a lively controversy among those interested in long-term cultural and social change.
And so the controversy generated a second controversy among those who found the suspension offensive.
