Sentence examples for host of controversies from inspiring English sources

Many in the Republican Party have been longing for a high-profile public debate on a host of controversies; now they may not get that.

But even among those already announced, a host of controversies have raised questions over the way sports collectively funded to the tune of £501m over four years are run and prompted concern over whether it will be the best possible lineup.

Some people are discussing something – posting links, proffering ideas – and then some third party will rock up and say (often smugly, I regret to say) "What about blah?" – mentioning some completely tangential but controversial side issue that invariably attracts a whole host of controversy-hungry arguers who will then pile into the conversation, arguing among themselves.

Following four weeks of testimony, more than a dozen witnesses and a host of controversy, Zimmerman walked out of court a free man.

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The former CBS news anchor Walter Cronkite has been sued by a film production company, which says he broke a contract to be host of health-related videos in a controversy over whether the segments were journalism or advertising paid for by drug companies.

And the podium of controversies?

That has sparked another round of controversies.

A general discussion of controversies is following.

The question of whether intact somatic cells committed to a specific differentiation fate, can be reprogrammed in vivo by exposing them to a different host microenvironment is a matter of controversy.

The "pasty tax" is one of a host of tax measures in last month's Budget that have caused controversy.