Sentence examples for rising controversy from inspiring English sources

While Intrade's predictive record was good, it didn't foresee the rising controversy over under-regulated speculation.

Among manufacturers, there is a recognition that the industry will have to deal with the rising controversy.

Despite rising controversy over their prominent role, China's princelings are emerging as a class that has an increasingly important say in ruling the country.

The action came amid rising controversy about the treatment of drivers stopped on the New Jersey Turnpike and reported racial bias by troopers in deciding whom to stop.

DealBook »   Intrade Sheds Light on How Gray Markets Can Go Dark  |  While Intrade's predictive record was good, it did not foresee the rising controversy over under-regulated speculation, Robert Cyran of Reuters Breakingviews writes.

The rising controversy makes it easy to overlook what could have been listed as world record No. 11: The Three Gorges Dam is the world's biggest man-made producer of electricity from renewable energy.

Unfortunately The Wall, as popularly named, had risen similar controversy to that of Serra´s Titled Arch in New York.

An afternoon punctuated by refereeing controversy, rising tempers and Samir Nasri's removal on a stretcher nursing serious knee ligament damage ended with Manchester City back on top of the Premier League and Newcastle United suffering a fourth straight defeat.

However, should tensions continue to rise, political controversies will risk spilling over into the business sphere.

Embattled at home over his economic policies, rising unemployment, tax controversies, and a huge conservative backlash against the introduction of gay marriage, Hollande has shown his muscle where no one expected: on the battlefield.

Katter is falling out with Kochie; rancour is rising around the Parakeelia controversy; poor service is leaving Chris Jerymn all steamed up.