Sentence examples for has generated considerable controversy from inspiring English sources

The expansion of the private sector into prisons, for example, has generated considerable controversy.

The suspension, which has generated considerable controversy, will set Pryor's development back.

The arrival of electronic voting has generated considerable controversy, mostly about its vulnerability to fraud.

As a result, the plant has barely been used, and its inactivity, combined with its hefty price tag, has generated considerable controversy.

In Schwarzman's case, this aspect of the pact has generated considerable controversy and ill will, especially given his overt displays of wealth.

The Great War changed attitudes and assumptions as well as practices in Britain, although the extent of these transformations has generated considerable controversy, much of it centered on the work of the literary critic and historian Paul Fussell.

Their existence is no longer in question, but true to their history these cells, their origin, generation, and mechanisms of action have generated considerable controversy.

For the actomyosin system, experimental approaches to this issue have generated considerable controversy.

The study findings have generated considerable controversy, and 1 year later its recommendations had been heeded by only 6% of American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery ASCRSS) members.

Differing experimental findings with respect to "low dose" responses in the mouse prostate after in utero exposure have generated considerable controversy.

A dance show performed to recorded music with no original score or live singing and little dialogue, "Contact" had generated considerable controversy in the last few weeks over whether it should qualify as a musical.