Sentence examples for though controversy from inspiring English sources

Typically, though, controversy dogged him to the end.

THOUGH controversy swirls around today's giant advertising signs, oversized ads are nothing new.

The study of achievement goals has illuminated basic motivational processes, though controversy surrounds their nature and impact.

A corporate allergy to controversy sometimes exists, even though controversy is what sometimes motivates channels to hire commentators and compels people to watch.

Inevitably though, controversy is already in the air with Muslim countries seeking to condemn Israel for abuses in the Palestinian territories, a classic case of what HRW wearily calls "politicisation and selectivity".

Though controversy raged around the introduction of the new "Pay What You Wish" policy back then, those were simpler times, with simpler sums: many visitors paid less than 25 cents to receive the famous Met buttons (which were briefly tickets and are now stickers).

This year, though, the controversy about Lasix is not only overshadowing the racing, but also increasingly becoming a part of it.

It should be pointed out that even though controversies exist, the concept of STACs is valid.

Recent meta-analyses showed that antispasmodics, including mebeverine, are superior to placebo in the treatment of adults with IBS [ 12– 14], though controversies exist in this regard [ 15].

Thus, even though controversies may surround the maternal levels of MeHg that predispose to future neurologic problems in children (Davidson et al. 1998; Grandjean et al. 1997), it is prudent to decrease MeHg levels, even in asymptomatic women living in areas with a history of dependence on seafoods that are highly contaminated with MeHg.

Success, though, has brought controversy.