Sentence examples for loud controversy from inspiring English sources
In some places, there has been loud controversy about what is afoot: protests in Exeter, a U-turn in Newport, and another successful campaign in Hackney, east London, that last year forced the council to back down.
Earlier this year, he was the focus of loud controversy when the Tory leader of Cheshire East council issued a statement praising Osborne and his fellow Tory minister Edward Timpson for having "fought hard to keep the line away from Knutsford and Tatton, which we have been successful in achieving".
Then sit back, watch what happens, and listen to how loud the controversy becomes.
Despite loud political controversy about these standards, the reality is that they are being implemented in most states.
So it is in his latest book, "Under the Banner of Heaven: A Story of Violent Faith," which Doubleday is bringing out this week, complete with a publicity agent's dream controversy -- loud condemnation of the book by his primary target, the Mormon Church.
The controversies are loud and real: Are the mutations offered up to selection always truly random, or could they be in some ways pre-winnowed?
Hikind, along with lawyer Alan Dershowitz, is once again one of the loudest voices in a controversy involving a speech critical of Israel at Brooklyn College.
While it seems that most complaints about the SurePress screen dwindled off as people either got used to it or jumped to a different device, the controversy was apparently loud enough to reach RIM's ears.
In a way, what we'd witnessed was a huge, visible and loud demonstration around an important national controversy.
Screech: The Times also did its best to characterize the ever-present controversy of the annoying loud screeching that has become such an integral part of Sharapova's game, as it was in her semifinal loss to Williams on Thursday.
This perhaps is reason enough for a generation that gets off from virtual validation to avoid engaging in the conflicts of interest and controversy that come with living out loud in a representative democracy.
