Sentence examples for of internal controversy from inspiring English sources

The Republican Party, which is often steeped in discipline and order among the ranks of top leaders, has become a cauldron of internal controversy.

So if one source of internal controversy about the "Revealing Bodies" show is its artiness, another is that some of the artworks look too much like science, while turning scientific realities topsy-turvy.

For much of the past week the leadership has been engulfed in a series of internal controversies, and not only on Brexit.

The subject of tremendous internal controversy, the APA ultimately rescinded the taskforce report in 2013.

Anschutz recalled, "While he'd held a string of prestigious jobs, there was internal controversy about hiring him, since he lacked a business background and some of the necessary practical skills.

Meanwhile, within the last year an internal controversy flared regarding Alibek's leadership of the National Center for Biodefense and Infectious Diseases, a fledgling graduate program at George Mason.

After fierce internal controversy, the White House has reportedly authorized a vast expansion of spying capabilities, including the ability to investigate innocent citizens and mine previously separated databases.

The administration's legal position prompted internal controversy.

ISSUE LISTS: creating a spreadsheet that balances the models of supporting and opposing managers; legitimizing by reaching neither too low nor too high a valuation too low would generate external controversy about the preferential treatment by government while too high would produce internal controversy; developing communication strategy to external stakeholders.

Though internal controversies have been damaging, and America's domination of the bank remains a source of tension, the next US president (quite possibly Kim's friend Hillary Clinton) will have a strong say in the matter.

But internal controversies could be Russia's undoing this year.