Sentence examples for much controversy around from inspiring English sources
There is much controversy around post-treatment Lyme disease, particularly in how long patients should continue taking antibiotics.
"To the extent there's been a problem with this team compared to other teams, it's that there's been so much controversy around Secretary O'Neill," Mr. Hassett added.
I'm interested to see how they work on that level, particularly Lisa, because there is always so much controversy around her work, its high level of confrontation and seduction.
But within Zambia, there remains much controversy around subsidies, prices and what farmers are earning from the crop.
"Hopefully the next time I hit the net there won't be so much controversy around it, though!" Thistle boss Alan Archibald is "disappointed" to have "heard nothing from the SFA or match referee since Saturday".
There has been much controversy around the relative importance of various components of behavior change abstinence, partner reduction, condom promotion in contributing to the decline in HIV prevalence.
And, given how much controversy revolves around the issue (think of the children!), we're bound to see plenty of ads in the run-up to the November 2 election.
With so much controversy swirling around the advertising-driven business models typified by Facebook and Google, and the increasing rigors of regulations like GDPR, it's no wonder the blockchain world is starting to whet its appetite at the prospect of paying users for attention with crypto assets.
Much controversy has swirled around the origins of the AIDS epidemic.
On the album's liner note, Madonna further explained: So much controversy has swirled around my career this past decade that very little attention ever gets paid to my music.
Columbia's licences have earned it around $400m.Amid much controversy, America's Patent Office decided to reassess the 2002 patent award, which the industry says is an obvious variant of the old one; Columbia argues it covers even more claims than were granted.
