Sentence examples similar to instance of controversies from inspiring English sources

Many of those same acts are still touring today, with rare instances of controversy (according to Pollstar, Phish now grosses over $1 million per city).

The Pew Research Center identified at least 50 recent instances of controversy over mosques in U.S. cities, with concerns ranging from terrorism to traffic congestion.

Those messages generated a series of controversies, notably one instance in which he was alleged to have ridiculed the economic austerity measures of the UPA government.

In many instances – from controversies over drug and vaccine safety, to the negotiation of appropriate treatment pathways – expert institutions and the scientific perspectives that legitimize them have been critiqued by citizens' and patients organizations [ 48].

And the podium of controversies?

That has sparked another round of controversies.

A general discussion of controversies is following.

The visa controversy is the latest instance of steadily declining relations between Turkey, a NATO member state, and its Western allies under Erdogan.

Controversy over childhood vaccinations is an instance of what might be styled the "science communication problem"—the failure of compelling scientific evidence to resolve public dispute over risks and similar facts (1).

It is still a matter of controversy, for instance, whether a 1941 atrocity by a group of Poles in the town of Jedwabne was carried out after pressure from the Nazis or whether the crimes occurred without German involvement.

Whether mathematics is in fact conservative over physics, for instance, is currently a matter of controversy.