Sentence examples for large controversy from inspiring English sources

The panel's report has stirred up a large controversy in academic circles.

In particular, a similar deal by the firm had recently failed, so that starting the new deal generated large controversy in the buyer.

There is general agreement that practice of skill B can interfere with future performance of skill A, but there is however a large controversy as to whether this interference actually exhibits a temporal gradient.

However, a large controversy exists in the literature in relation to the AMPK pathway involvement in tumourigenesis and cancer progression.

However, despite inconsistent findings and large controversy, it seems fair to say that the conclusion made by Halpern (2000) and Kimura (2000) still holds: sex hormones, and particularly T, seem to contribute at least partly to cognitive sex differences.

Over the years these studies evoked a large controversy on the production rates, division rates, and lifespans of mouse and human lymphocyte populations, leaving fundamental questions such as the maintenance of memory, the maintenance of a diverse naive lymphocyte repertoire, and the nature of homeostatic mechanisms largely unresolved [ 43].

Instead of supposing that any theory has rivals that make exactly the same predictions and accord equally well with all canons of scientific method, Kuhn suggested that certain kinds of large controversies in the history of science pit against each other approaches with different virtues and defects and that there is no privileged way to balance virtues and defects.

A larger controversy is where to put the carbon dioxide.

Is that the largest controversy you've been through?

But the larger controversy arose over the voting on delegates to the national convention in San Diego.

Describes how Johnson's public & defiant response to Burk's letter created a much larger controversy over the issue.