Sentence examples for parallel controversy from inspiring English sources

As Australia's film-makers were challenging him, its historians were embroiled in a parallel controversy over the truth about violence in Australia's frontier history.

The parallel controversy over the interfaith prayer service in Washington proves that it is difficult to avoid criticism even when religious leaders are included in a public ceremony.

The shambolic scenes, exacerbated by a parallel controversy over missing postal ballots, put the Scottish secretary, Douglas Alexander, under intense pressure to explain why he had ignored warnings that the new system could lead to problems.

In parallel, controversy limits the ability to use simple decision-making rules (e.g., Cyert and March 1963).

In parallel, controversy arises when there are at least two strong coalitions with competing goals (Weick 1979; Coff 1999; Burton et al. 2015).

In parallel, controversy about major goals limits the utility of primary analysis, instead causing decision-makers to emphasize negotiation and building coalitions to support desired objectives (e.g., Giddens 1979, 1984; Weick 1979; Tjosvold & Deborah 1980; Tjosvold 1985; Eisenhardt and Zbaracki 1992; Wall and Callister 1995; Nutt 1998; Holmstrom and Kaplan 2001; Kaplan 2008).

And more generally, these models reflect parallel controversies dominating current debates in philosophy of mind and attendant discussions about personal identity.

In parallel to this controversy, there has been considerable debate on whether the thaliaceans are monophyletic or not [ 46].

Experiences with food irradiation technology closely parallel the current controversy surrounding the value of WF toxicity studies in GM crop safety assessment relative to agronomic and compositional analyses.

Readers will probably recognize some parallels to the controversy over the name of the American football team in Washington, but the history of the Spurs is a little more complicated, a lot weirder, and certainly more English.

The internal controversy parallels the broader debate in Washington between those pleading for the government to redouble its support for the faltering economy, and those who doubt the utility of additional aid and fear the consequences of the vast efforts already made.