Sentence examples for generating controversies from inspiring English sources

Mr. Markle, reclusive and unskilled in the ways of the media, has been a favorite punching bag of the British tabloids, which have a knack for generating controversies and stirring up class-based discord — and then claiming to be shocked, shocked that the controversies have taken place.

The fact is, however, that with the intention of getting the attention of those capable of determining the future of GM cotton in India, opponents resorted to generating controversies.

In the US as well, several centralized IRBs (CIRBs) have been established, generating controversies and questions about how they do and should operate.

Both the existing guidelines and early formula-driven haemostatic resuscitation are supported by limited evidence, generating controversies and challeng ing clinical decisions in critical care (Table 1).

"Of course it's generating controversy and generating interest, anything of this scale is bound to do so.

Often, reporters or their editors wanted to "make news" by generating controversy.

Armisen donned darker makeup for his portrayal, generating controversy as a result.

Wodka is known for advertising that is intended to draw attention by generating controversy.

The prospect is already generating controversy.

People's different incentives generate controversies as this deal demonstrated".

And it can generate controversy.