Sentence examples for hidden controversies from inspiring English sources

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By matching users' IP addresses with the public database of addresses registered to different corporations, Griffith's "Wikiscanner" revealed widespread corporate meddling on Wikipedia, as companies attempted to add marketing pitches to their own entries, or hide controversies.

But the cases illustrate a real struggle to control reputations on the Web, as well as the public relations gaffes that result from failed attempts to hide controversy.

The pageant of democracy hid some controversy too.

But the important issue can't be hidden in a linguistic controversy.

Just as our worldwide drone strike program, a source of global controversy, is hidden behind the most cursory classified congressional oversight.

But Republican leaders, presiding over a Congressional delegation with no blacks and a party that nearly mirrors it, remain in hiding whenever racial controversies break out under their tent.

Since the ruling, links to BBC and Guardian articles have been hidden from Google search results, sparking controversy about freedom of expression.

All nudes, these works provoked great controversy and were ultimately hidden behind a drape with special permission given for viewers to see them.

But this is an invisible killer, hidden from sight and sheltered from political controversy.

Any motion or resistance from the dying man causes controversy, and the process is hidden from the general public.