Sentence examples for this controversy arises from from inspiring English sources
At least part of this controversy arises from the contrasting visions of descriptivists and prescriptivists in the philosophy of science.
This makes for an immensely vivid climax to a taut espionage film, but the controversy arises from its earlier content.
Thus, an integral part of the controversy arises from conflicting arguments for the safety provided by headgear.
When uncertainty is low and controversy is high, lawyers become more common, likely because they have skills in analyzing contentious issues and suggesting solutions; while internal legal staff may take the lead, firms sometimes hire external lawyers if the controversy arises from novel concerns.
I would posit that a better analysis of the controversy arises from Ms. Rabinowitz' statement in the prior paragraph of the article: "Despite all my accomplishments -- and my age is also an accomplishment -- I felt minimized".
This entire controversy arises from a decades-old OGE ruling that permitted government employees embroiled in Clinton-era scandals to set up private legal defense funds.
Most of the controversy arose from the fact that the city manager who negotiated the deal left soon afterwards to work for Hicks.
Often a voice for moderation against the advocacy of radical measures by Jakob Stämpfli, he tempered passions in the Neuchâtel affair and urged peaceful accommodation in the controversy arising from the cession of Savoy to France (1860).
Democratic National Committee Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz attempted on Wednesday to beat back the controversy arising from a late and seemingly divisive change to the party platform.
As numerous independent investigations have confirmed -- most recently by the Department of Justice -- the controversy arose from the lack of bright lines concerning political spending and mismanagement, not because of any politically motivated vendettas.
His victory was received in silence by the spectators, although there were none of the open displays of hostility towards Cloete that been feared following the controversy arising from the colt's withdrawal from the Cambridgeshire.
