cause controversy

Some of his changes did cause controversy for the school, though.

Then again, maybe they do that just to cause controversy and keep people playing.

The name of the battle has caused controversy since 1861.

This story caused controversy among students and was reported on in the national press.

Costs and how they will be met also are expected to cause controversy.

There is another initiative that seems set to cause controversy.

The incident caused controversy at the time and in the years since.

I know that this agreement has caused controversy among your people.

This has caused controversy over whether a third panel is now lost.

The video caused controversy in countries where it was played.

"I'm not here to cause controversy or anything like that.

At the time this caused controversy in the Brazilian media.

The group's average age during their debut was 13.5 years old, causing controversy.

The Top 100 always caused controversy and confusion among many readers.

Some of Cleveland's actions caused controversy even within his own party.

He also caused controversy sometimes by his use of the presidential power to pardon.

And her world record has caused controversy because she was paced by two men.

But even before they were broadcast, the ads caused controversy.

At all costs we must avoid appearing to want attention and to cause controversy.

The subject has caused controversy in most of modern Greece.

The marriage caused controversy because of the difference in rank.

In his short spell as an international coach he has already caused controversy.

Her comments caused controversy among some sections of the community at the time.

Through the 1980s, three episodes involving the program caused controversy.

In cutting back state programs and social services, Baker caused controversy from early on.