Sentence examples similar to making controversies from inspiring English sources

The oddity of this role, at the intersection of archeology, show business, and national politics, makes controversy unavoidable, but Hawass is so often found in the middle of an argument that one can usually assume the fuss is strategic.

The award-winning photographer Kim Badawi endured beatings, bullets and tear gas to find out College sets up inquiry into Saif Gaddafi's PhD and the £ 1.5m donation he later made Controversy over links between the London School of Economics and Libyan regime intensified last night, as it emerged that Saif al-Islam, the Libyan leader's son, could be stripped of his doctorate.

Three factors gave the election a distinctive edge and made controversy likely.

This radical, provocative encounter makes those controversies explicit.

And by filling that deficit with knowledge, scientists can help make these controversies disappear.

Other main controversies making laparoscopic splenic flexure resection a a not yet standardized procedure concern the risk of inadvertent splenectomy and the type of intestinal anastomosis.

The film was not made without controversy.

Such statements by Samaranch won't make the controversy vanish.

The decision to commission the statue was not made without controversy.

There is a temptation to make a controversy out of Nailon's impact on the Knicks.

Payton's business was scoring 10 of his 16 points in the first quarter to make the controversy go away quickly.