Sentences with phrase «less controversy after»

In New York, the state - based exchange has received some better reivews and garnered less controversy after a bumpy day one.

Events remembering 9/11 went off with less controversy after last night's deal to fund the museum at the World Trade Center.

Not exact matches

Less than a year after the devastating loss of his wife, Arnold Palmer has been rocked by a controversy that threatens his standing in the game he loves

Her influence on the day - to - day City Hall machinery, particularly after her chief of staff drew City Hall into weeks of controversy before stepping down, has been less felt.

Russell Crowe has sparked controversy after he suggested that older actresses should be less picky about their roles.

Jenni Dye, research director for the liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now, said Evers will appear to be less political than the other candidates after last week's controversy.

After a rousing undergraduate career at Harvard, during which he won the History and Literature Prize, the top Bowdoin Prize, and graduated Phi Beta Kappa, Hersh pushed off into a life as a professional writer animated by occasional triumphs and more or less constant controversy.

The lead writer of Spec Ops: The Line (which, three years after Modern Warfare 2, featured more scenes of civilian massacre but generated far less controversy) suggested that even the optional nature of the event detracted from it:

Former CEO Scott Thompson resigned after less than 6 months in the job over a controversy over his academic credentials.

The Menlo Park, California - based company found itself amid a major controversy after a Sunday account of one Christopher Wylie, a former employee of digital research company Cambridge Analytica who revealed the firm harvested data of approximately 50 million Facebook users in 2014 while only obtaining consent to do so from less than one - percent of them.