Sentence examples for has controversies from inspiring English sources

The definition of failed induction of labour has controversies surrounding it (Rouse 2011), but the risks are clear.

For treating H. pylori infection, the length of treatment for the rifabutin regimen has controversies, as does the influence this has on the treatment outcome.

When CNN has controversy I always cover it".

The involvement of NOS2A SNPs has been studied in different pathologies and still has controversy results.

"We never had controversies over divestment," Painter told me.

Existing methods are having controversies with variable accuracy ranges.

Hysteroscopic myomectomy techniques for removal of submucous fibroids still have controversies.

"To have controversy is good.

"You have to have controversy," he said.

Armed forces of U.S. had controversy over "What Price Glory".

Of course, Elvis had controversy in his life too.