Sentence examples for increasing controversy from inspiring English sources

Prison conditions in Iraq have been a cause of increasing controversy.

The song, called "Stop the Show," goes on ruthlessly to dissect an overexploited entertainment stereotype, a variation of which is found frequently, amid increasing controversy, on television commercials.

The Permian paleoclimate is the subject of increasing controversy, giving rise to numerous differing models developed and an expanding database of fossil evidence for climatic conditions.

In total, nearly 200 politicians have been directly involved.Predictably, there were many leaks, which helped to fill the papers and create a sense of increasing controversy.

The "ban the bomb" movement began in Britain; construction of missile bases were protested; and increasing controversy developed over construction of commercial nuclear power plants.

In indigenous regions of Guatemala, for instance, after decades of government violence and discrimination, as well as increasing controversy about placing children for foreign adoption, outsiders are sometimes unwelcome and information is not easy to unearth.

With Bieber's increasing controversies and his recent drag-race arrest, signatories are asking the White House for the California denizen to be sent back to Canada.

By the 14th century, as the administration of royal justice increased, controversy between the two powers also heightened.

Where political meddling in the judiciary increases, controversy is bound to follow, and justice itself likely to suffer.

There is an increased controversy regarding when the actual silane deposition process takes place, whether or not the silane solution should be left for a longer time before the silanization, so that a maximum concentration of hydroxil groups is achieved.

The video comes at a time of increased controversy about the four-rotored flying machines, with an increasing number in the skies and threats that they could be banned.