Sentence examples for set controversy from inspiring English sources

12 Scouts Set Controversy Aside The Boy Scouts held their first jamboree since the Supreme Court upheld the organization's right to ban gays from being members.

In this setting controversies are unavoidable but scientific criteria coupled with ethical considerations are proposed which may resolve disputes (D. Moissidou et al).. Monastic inhabitants of ancient institutions provide fertile grounds for the investigations of diseases and social aspects of a particularly privileged population.

But from the beginning, the program set off controversy.

Here's a look at other prominent transactions that set off controversy in Washington.

But his tight opening monologue also efficiently set the controversy in a broader frame.

And the station has sometimes set off controversy by becoming part of the drama, not merely an observer.

Details about the new Big Tex have been kept secret, and what has leaked has set off controversy.

One provision likely to set off controversy is a limit on how that 20 percent down payment is obtained.

The movie has already set off controversy: Mr. Spector's wife, Rachelle, has complained about the film's depiction of her husband as "a foul-mouthed megalomaniac".

But after a trying summer for Mr. Trump, during which he seemed to set off controversy almost daily, he has displayed something approaching self-discipline in recent days.

Smith then moved on to the latest tempest in a data set — a controversy over a paper on climate change authored by a scientist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.