Sentence examples for offer controversy from inspiring English sources

Offerpal and I have done everything we said we would do following the initial social-game offer controversy back in November.

Tiny Rhode Island, which will hold its primary on March 7, could offer another uncomfortable controversy.

They offer the NSFW controversy loved by teenagers of every generation, guaranteed to get a satisfying eye-roll from parents.

The British Museum, which has collected the best of what human civilisation has to offer – not without controversy – is now open to the world for free.

Other factors also are likely to influence choice of evaluation methods, such as deal importance, firm size, and decision-maker experience, but uncertainty and controversy offer an empirically parsimonious and conceptually credible framing for the argument and analysis.

It is clear to the careful reader, however, that Faust offered "DADT" because it was an easy reason to offer without arousing controversy.

The controversy offers a small window into the differences between the two parties.

Only the Queen's policy of abstention from anything tainted by controversy offers a realistic prospect of sustaining the British monarchy through the 21st century.

On a night when Christ the King provided the routine with its 11th straight girls' state title, Mount Vernon and John F. Kennedy of the Bronx offered excitement and controversy in the Class A boys' State Federation final.

Time magazine says Democrats are headed for a repeat of the 1968 election, with Clinton cast as Lyndon Johnson and her email controversy offered as a parallel to the Vietnam War (pretty much the same magnitude, right?).

This recent controversy offers a cautionary lesson for Mr. Abe and other Japanese nationalists: within Japan's democracy there is a growing commitment to greater truth telling about Japan's wartime past and an intolerance for leaders who deny or speak insensitively about it.