Sentence examples for target for controversy from inspiring English sources

A few weeks ago, Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia indicated that any disaster relief would have to be offset by some other budget cuts; he seemed to back away slightly from that position at the end of last week, as the peace blossoms were blooming, but that bill could still be a target for controversy as it hits both chambers.

The museum's overweening personality is probably a good thing for the long-range dynamism of British art culture, which hereby acquires a battleship-size fixed target for substantive controversy.

Target, for example, sparked controversy last year when an employee told The New York Times how the company could determine whether a woman was pregnant based on her purchasing history and demographic information.

Once again, the choice of such targets and goals is not entirely determined biological considerations and provides ample scope for controversy.

They will furnish new materials for controversy.

We weren't looking for controversy.

"They're a lightning rod for controversy.

Campfield has a flare for controversy.

Noah is a movie made for controversy.

The optimal target for blood glucose (BG), however, is a matter of debate and controversy, and the constraints associated with the implementation of TGCIIT are considerable.

Yet the field of "paleoclimatology" has been plagued by controversy, with reconstructions of past temperatures emerging as a particular target for climate-change contrarians.