Sentence examples for raising controversy from inspiring English sources

The results1, published in Nature on 7 March, are already raising controversy.

The temple, its monks and their distinctive form of kung fu have developed into a lucrative business enterprise, raising controversy among some who accuse Shi of over-commercialisation.

While some lesions may be large and cause serious complications in the foetus or newborn, many will be asymptomatic at birth, raising controversy about management: simple observation or surgery and, if so, at what age?

These two dimensions produce a 2 × 2 framework that hypothesizes which technologies and data-applications in smart cities are likely to raise people's privacy concerns, distinguishing between raising hardly any concern (impersonal data, service purpose), to raising controversy (personal data, surveillance purpose).

Recurrence of CD at a different location in the colon (e.g. right or transverse colon) is quite a rare condition, raising controversy about the most appropriate management of patients following two episodes of acute CD (Fig. 13) [32] 32].

Those claims are already raising controversy in the cybersecurity community, which has taken the Google China hackings as a rallying cry against a new wave of skilled cyberspies that it has labeled the "the advanced persistent threat".

Some observational studies of influenza vaccine efficacy in preventing deaths have been encumbered by selection bias, raising controversies about the validity of the observational approach in assessing influenza vaccine effectiveness (24– 31).

Further efforts to prosecute Dr. Haneef raised controversy in Australia.

But Azerbaijan's human rights record raises controversy.

And as the pugilistic outsider, he raised controversy to rare literary heights.

Revelations from the whistleblower Edward Snowden have raised controversy about the alliance's activities.