Sentences with phrase «arouses more controversy»
No issue arouses more controversy in biotechnology than patenting.
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2014 was said to be the year of coffee and it seems to do more lately than arouse your senses; it has brewed up controversy.
The fact that it has aroused huge controversy and has so far failed to achieve any results in California is one more reason legislators should be wary of passing it here in New York State.
Few countries have witnessed more controversy over the value of post-modernist artworks than Britain, where the Turner Prize continues to arouse huge debate between the avant - garde and the rest.