Sentence examples for once controversy from inspiring English sources

The Gallup poll found that Trump's popularity rose 10 points after her primetime convention address, but so did her unfavorables once controversy over her speech flared up.

"Once controversy arose about the amount he was being paid, he decided it was much more important to keep the focus on the students, on the school and on the teaching, and not have it be about the money".

"Once controversy arose about the amount he was being paid, he decided it was much more important to keep the focus on the students, on the school and on the teaching, and not have it be about the money," Robert Barnett, Petraeus's lawyer, told The New York Times.

For once, controversy-prone Urban Outfitters only has to worry about how quickly they can restock this tee.

Once again, controversy percolated.

But once again controversy and chaos are set to overshadow achievements in the saddle.

We didn't move fast enough to engage with people once the controversy started.

In what has become a familiar pattern, public figures who find themselves under social-media fire quickly disable their accounts, seemingly to wait out the damage, only to reactivate them once the controversy cools down.

Peter Stein, who once inspired controversy himself, has of late favored straightforward storytelling but does so to a fault in Verdi's "Don Carlo," even failing to exert a firm directorial hand.

But once this controversy passes it will be valuable to determine just who exploited the flap to foment anti-Western outrage, and to inquire what 'moderate' Muslim voices said.

The Tory party grandee once attracted controversy for his "cricket test" – in which he said that the loyalty of British Asians could be measured by who they supported in international cricket matches.