Sentence examples for the same controversy that from inspiring English sources

Football's leaders are confident the goal-line technology being introduced for the new season will avoid the same controversy that has recently engulfed cricket's Decision Review System (DRS).

Ironically, The Stranger has also courted the same controversy that's being heaped onto Palin now.

The recruiting office, as it happens, once found itself in the same controversy that Ms. Kagan did after she became dean in 2003.

And so the fact that his political obituary, when it eventually comes, will feature a first line about the very same controversy that he discussed in his first speech doesn't upset him.

"In the 1970s, a paper was published that attracted the same controversy as the Wakefield paper," Prof Donaldson said.

Somehow, the issues at stake in the 1960's have been permuted into a different set of issues, while everyone pretends that it is the same controversy.

To a lesser extent, the same controversy swirled around 2003's The Known World, a Pulitzer Prize-winning tale about a Black family that owns slaves, by Edward P. Jones.

In fact, the same controversy existed in squirrel monkeys, "the only primate reported to lack ocular dominance columns" at that time (Horton and Hocking 1996).

Other privately owned fossils have faced the same controversy.

Precisely, the same controversy exists in the imaging/biomarker literature on SNAP.

He resisted publication, though, perhaps out of the same aversion to controversy that was to afflict Darwin.