Sentence examples for much more controversy from inspiring English sources

Much more controversy arrived when Mr. Foss was president of the National Rifle Association from 1988 to 1990.

"It has always astonished me that there is so much more controversy about the sex than about the violence.

Reacher's vigilante ethics, à la Dirty Harry's, are likely to fuel much more controversy in a movie than they do on the page.

"I always said that for every single player who left, even some of them in much more controversy than Robin van Persie".

The generation of intrinsic desires is a matter of much more controversy and interest.

The context in which the legislation was developed in Belgium may account for this; in Belgium there was much more controversy than in the Netherlands and the legislature (government) wanted to put the focus on a wider range of options at the end of life.

He also said that with her "it's always drama" – be it Whitewater, or her much more recent email controversy.

How much more impact the email controversy will have remains to be seen.

After much training and even more controversy, a canoe of Makahs, armed with not only a harpoon but also an armor-piercing rifle, set upon a small gray, its natural instinct to flee perhaps modified by its time with tourists in a Mexican lagoon.

Larry said this idea, was in fact, inspired by something much more political -- the controversy that surrounded a mosque being constructed near the former World Trade Center site.

This recent interview is from a new edition of the San Francisco Medical Society's journal, San Francisco Medicine, with an "infectious diseases" theme, and much more about AIDS, vaccine controversies, drug resistance, hepatitis, pertussis, and more.