Sentence examples for will be controversies from inspiring English sources

And there will be controversies over the replacement or extension of the Trident nuclear weapons (see article) and over reforms to incapacity benefit.

As Stevens warned MPs: "Let's be clear, there are going to be significant challenges, there will be choices, there will be controversies".

And of course there will be controversies as well, though in my humble opinion if that's all he's making the CBC is getting one hell of a deal.

There probably will be controversy and farce.

"Now there will be controversy over which teams are Nos. 4 and 5 as opposed to 1 and 2," Kramer said Tuesday in a telephone interview.

In a college football season that has rendered predictions and prognosticators nearly useless, there is still the comfort of one certainty: There will be controversy over which two teams play for the national title.

BBC business editor Kamal Ahmed says there will be controversy over the level of Mr Horta-Osorio's pay, particularly the share plan, which was agreed by the government in 2012 and completes, or "vests", this year.

"There will always be controversies in and outside our sport so we have to be balanced and look at how we can promote, develop and sustain our sport".

There will also be controversy over the newspapers' plans to ditch the government-backed proposal for a whistleblowers' hotline.

There will inevitably be controversy about the costs.

So I'm sure there will still be controversy over front-wing flexing.