Sentence examples for wave of controversy from inspiring English sources

Moore arrived in Cannes by his traditional mode of transport - on a wave of controversy.

The Jay report, published in August, unleashed a wave of controversy about what happened in Rotherham.

The article went viral, spreading across forums and news sites, and provoking a wave of controversy and condemnation.

When his words created another wave of controversy, Neilson at first said he was kidding and later apologized.

But the decision touched off a wave of controversy, including pledges by most of the Republican candidates to boycott the Nevada caucuses.

Elle referred to her as a plus size model both in the interview and on Twitter, prompting a wave of controversy.

The current academic year has been a difficult one, with a wave of controversies centered around the murky overlap of intellectualism, free speech, and popular — and unpopular — opinion, all within the confines of a publicly funded university system.

The director of the Palme d'Or-winning erotic epic Blue is the Warmest Colour, Abdellatif Kechiche, has questioned whether the film's release should be cancelled in the wake of a turbulent wave of controversies surrounding its making.

Kalanick also later resigned after a wave of controversies made his position untenable.

And that's without even mentioning the wave of controversies that hit Uber as a company in 2017, which no doubt impacted decision-making outside of the U.S.. Uber struck decent deals to exit China and Russia, and it appears to be the same again here.

— Two issues of Muslim practice — whether the call to prayer should ring out across Harvard Yard and whether the university should grant women separate gym hours — have unleashed small waves of controversy over how Harvard practices tolerance.