Sentence examples similar to point controversy from inspiring English sources

Alonso began the season's last race in Abu Dhabi on Sunday with an 8-point lead in the drivers' title race, and many people said, because of the earlier 7-point controversy, he had to win by 8 points for the title to have value.

The talking-points controversy was always strangely misdirected — in part because, as this report makes clear, there is a lot that was substantively wrong with the way things were managed in Benghazi.

"We sincerely hope that... the evidence in this report will end the misinformed and unhelpful talking points controversy once and for all," Democratic members of the committee said in an appendix to the report.

Despite the best efforts of Issa's spin-meisters, nothing in the talking points controversy altered the fact that professionals in the intelligence community -- not political aides -- both originated and signed off on the talking points.

The second point of controversy concerns the baptism of infants.

The case has been a flash point of controversy.

The participation of women in dabke is a point of controversy.

Whether Rembrandt had already moved to Amsterdam in 1631 is a point of controversy.

How widespread gluten sensitivity may be is another point of controversy.

Compensation has long been a point of controversy among donors to nonprofits.

It instantly becomes an explosive point of controversy for the mutant and non-mutant worlds alike.