Sentence examples for if controversy from inspiring English sources

If controversy was nearly constant for Muralitharan, so too was his dominance of batsmen.

If controversy is a game for Von Trier, he's undoubtedly its MVP.

Hospitals may be quick to blame an individual doctor if controversy arises, for instance over a "bad outcome," or death.

"Unfortunately, voters' confidence is based on candidates' fraud claims," Campos said, suggesting that IFE's reputation can sink quickly again if controversy returns.

The midfielder was stewing in the dressing room when West Ham stretched their lead, Ashton's tap-in from Yossi Benayoun's centre snaffled with glee even if controversy again accompanied the score.

A third author helped to decide if controversy occurred.

Sometimes I wonder if Facebook acted more like Apple — that is, simply not respond to pretty much anything — if controversies would go away even quicker.

Mr. Niemetz, of ZDF, would have generated little if any controversy if he had simply earned money from appearances at corporate events.

"If this controversy continues, and if the renewed litigation reaches the remedial phase, the parties and the district court will have another opportunity to consider an appropriate remedy," the court said.

If we say that our religion doesn't accept [evolution], if a controversy arises in students' minds, they won't accept, won't understand, wouldn't want to learn it, they would think that evolution is against Islam.

If the controversy does not, the location might.