"Kick-Ass," which opened last Friday, has aroused controversy with its violence by and against an eleven-year-old girl who talks dirty — including in Anthony Lane's review of the movie in the magazine this week.
The billionaire real estate mogul and television personality has aroused controversy with his provocative remarks on illegal immigration.
The widespread use of cellular telephones has aroused public concern with respect to potential health risks associated with the radio-frequency (RF) fields emitted by these devices and their base station antennas.
The proposal has aroused excitement, along with a little fretting that the embedded stones, once raised, could be lost by a faceless bureaucracy.
He has aroused interest around the world, with his 'performances', appearing on TV news programmes in the US, Australia, India, Canada and Japan.
It has aroused some predictably bitter controversy with its strongly sceptical view about the origins of Islam.
But he is surprised that the VW trial has aroused so much indignation compared with corporate Germany's other big corruption scandal, at Siemens, which seems likely to keep the courts busy for a while yet.
But this year's race has aroused a genuine debate over education, with opposition candidates criticizing the top-heavy bureaucracy and inequities of the public schools.
Research on hydrogel systems with structural features has aroused great interests due to its wide range of applications, including actuators, microfluidic units, synthetic adhesives, transplantable tissue organs, and cell scaffolds.
The development of new semiconductor materials with dilute bismuth (Bi) has aroused great interest among researchers in the recent years.
Wastewater with heavy metal ions has aroused great concern because of their general and specific toxic nature and other adverse effects on human life.
