Sentence examples for had some controversy from inspiring English sources

Like so many of Cleveland's games in the past two seasons, this one had some controversy.

Everyone here is well-known, well-regarded, or someone who has even had some controversy.

"He's had some controversies and some bumps along the road, but I think he leaves a good legacy.

Jeffrey Steinhour, partner and account service director at Crispin Porter, said: "We know it may have some controversy around it, but it's meant to be fun.

"Bear in mind, this is the Attorney General of the United States, and an individual who has some controversy in his past," he said.

Pediatric phalloplasty has some controversies including the indication about the age, size, and, especially, neophallic growth during puberty [ 1].

She is aware that her company has generated some controversy — "Have we profited?

While Ms. Hasson had not been at the paper in 2006, she knew there had been some controversy then.

There had been some controversy in our research group as to how to incorporate this aspect into the QLiS.

Obviously, that has caused some controversy since Twitter has long thrived on such community-built clients.

Although the Tsuji paper has gained considerable attention, there has been some controversy over its significance.