Sentence examples for recurring controversy from inspiring English sources

News accounts covering more than three decades and six presidents back through Mr. Carter — three from each party — attest to the recurring controversy.

One recurring controversy concerns whether the digital paradigm is well-suited to model mental activity or whether an analog paradigm would instead be more fitting (MacLennan 2012; Piccinini and Bahar 2013).

This political conflict between Báthory and the Zborowski family, framed as the clash between the monarch and the nobility, would be a major recurring controversy in internal Polish politics for many years.

This political conflict between Báthory, Zamoyski and the Zborowski family, framed as the clash between the monarch and the nobility, would be a major recurring controversy in internal Polish politics for many years, beginning with a major dispute at the Sejm of 1585.

Courbet's life story is a rousing read, with its early fame, recurring controversies and tragic end.

Although its launch was delayed by litigation, it has since been the subject of recurring controversies and is now legally shielded from performance audits by the state's auditor.

The issue of whether to transfer more Guantánamo detainees has been a recurring political controversy since President Obama took office.

Since 1988 the church has been the subject of recurring public controversy; anti-cult associations and organizations (UNADFI, CCMM and MILS – then MIVILUDES), former members and the vast majority of media presented it as a dangerous group, mainly because of its intensive missionary activities and healing practices.

Social-media companies are also not eager to highlight the extent to which they set limits on our expression in the digital age — think of the recurring censorship controversies involving deleted Facebook pages and Twitter accounts.

That's surely what the Canadian-based Lululemon, which seems to have nine lives when it comes to recurring scandal and controversy, is hoping for.

One recurring source of risk controversy is a dynamic known as "cultural cognition".