Expect much controversy from Microsoft critics everywhere.
Additionally, the roundabouts have drawn much controversy from local residents because they remove a lane of traffic in each direction, reducing Raymond Avenue (NY 376) from a four-lane road to a divided two-lane boulevard and, thus, significantly altering pre-existing traffic patterns.
Much controversy resulted from the revision of 1927 28; it was rejected by Parliament, which suspected "Romanizing" tendencies in changes proposed for the ministering of Holy Communion.
While each person brings their own perceptions to an issue, few have generated so much controversy sourced from so little context as my own on the day I electronically met Bradley Manning, in 2010.
Although the age criterion causes much controversy, especially from the age of 75 years on the prevalence of frailty increases markedly [ 32].
There has been much controversy over the letter from the communities secretary, Eric Pickles, and Lord Ahmad to more than 1,000 mosques.
The city has also asked a group of historians to calculate the true number of victims, a matter of much controversy, with estimates ranging from 25,000 to more than 200,000.
This action, which has aroused much controversy ever since, resulted from his fear that the original document did not secure either the rights of the states or those of individuals, as well as from his suspicion that the North would abandon to Spain the vital right of navigation on the Mississippi River.
The four acting categories that have been the subject of so much controversy could also be expanded from five to 10 nominees.
The students at South Park Elementary are assigned to read The Catcher in the Rye, and grow excited when Mr. Garrison tells them that the book has caused so much controversy, it has been banned from public schools in the past.
We could begin by fostering more collectivity through encouraging as much controversy as we possibly can - from resisting the auditing of every move we make to the questioning of overly instrumental notions of learning at the expense of critical thought.
