Sentence examples for regular controversies from inspiring English sources

The reasons are thought to range from Mourinho's regular controversies, his style of football and his failure to nurture young talent.

For years, Facebook's strategy has caused regular controversies around user privacy and ethics – blunders that got people exposed, outed and emotionally manipulated along the way.

Regular controversies around inappropriate content include two graphic videos of beheadings that Facebook refused to take down for more than seven days, while it defended publishing an unexpurgated video of a woman beating a baby.

There were also regular controversies over New Year honours lists, such as when William Waldorf Astor – a US-born property and newspaper tycoon who was one of the richest men in the world and had given lavishly to British charities – became Lord Astor in 1916 and Viscount Astor the following year.

Conditions at the regional processing centre have been a source of regular controversy.

The McLaren driver's aggressive manoeuvres have been a source of regular controversy this season, with crashes and collisions bringing him into repeated contact with stewards.

There has been the maelstrom caused by the flurry of corruption cases, involving talk of races being thrown, as well as the regular controversy around animal welfare at the Grand National.

"If a man injects himself in another man and injects his semen into him, and he's crazy, then that's gonna get in his blood as well," Manning, whose Harlem-based church has courted regular controversy for displaying billboards that declare its opposition to the LGBT community, said at the time.

That sentiment – coming from one of the great chroniclers of life below the Mason-Dixon line – seems to apply doubly to the regular and ongoing controversies that break out about the use, or misuse, of the Confederate flag, the latest of which has just the hit the state of North Carolina.

After the controversy, regular customers stopped coming.

The perception is that owners will accept whoever has the deepest pockets, but they may be reluctant to invite a regular source of controversy into their midst.