Sentence examples for running controversy from inspiring English sources

The media's role has been the subject of running controversy all week.

The term "Joba Rules," a play on his dominance and the restrictions the Yankees placed on him as a rookie — partly so that Manager Joe Torre would not overuse him — became a running controversy around the team.

This has led to a running controversy between "deletionists" who would prefer to cover only noteworthy subjects on Wikipedia, as a more traditional encyclopedia would, and "inclusionists", who want to accept anything, no matter how banal.

Bank of America announced on Monday that it would resume home foreclosures in nearly two dozen states, despite the running controversy over how banks handled tens of thousands of cases of homeowners facing eviction.

That theme has been a running controversy on Capitol Hill, where Democrats, and some Republicans, have been furious at the way the administration has kept them out of the loop.

Irish newspapers occasionally feature the running controversy under headlines like "The Violation of Kinsale".

If and when Jacobs is ready to carry the ball, the Giants will have a running back controversy.

Apple's plan to migrate China-based iCloud user accounts to a local host on Chinese soil is already running into controversy after the iPhone-maker appeared included accounts registered overseas in the data.

HuffPost: Speaking of running into controversy, you mentioned in the Newsweek article, "Bring back Galliano.'" Can you expand on that...is it for the sake of Dior or because he's forgiven?

A judge who was a coroner at the inquest into the July 7 London bombings will lead a government inquiry into the IRA "on the runs" controversy, it has been announced.

WASHINGTON -- As Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) shifts his focus to national politics in preparation for a likely presidential run, controversy over his proposed state budget may force his attention back home.