Meanings of spark controversy in English

Changing those rules is sure to spark controversy and fierce opposition over noise and pollution levels.

The proposed grade is sure to spark controversy.

A blood-soaked adaptation of Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet looks set to spark controversy in Limerick.

Any outside-the-box approach will spark controversy.

In fact, I can't help but to wonder if that was the point: to be provocative and spark controversy.

Two areas in particular are likely to spark controversy in the Adelaide Hospital Society's policy submission to the Commission on Assisted Human Reproduction.

A new framework for the course introduced in 2012 has sparked controversy.

US virologist Yoshihiro Kawaoka has form when it comes to sparking controversy.

It's not the first time the Qatar Airways boss has sparked controversy.

But his diversion into the EU's role in the Ukraine crisis sparked controversy.

The new exhibit contains an Israeli exhibit which has sparked controversy.

This is not the first time Darla's Shine's public statements have sparked controversy.

Faina's capture in September sparked controversy over the destination of its military cargo.

This is not the first time General Rawat has sparked controversy.

It was the 65-year-old's coverage of one of these disappearances that sparked controversy.

A Berlin museum about the expelled Germans that opened last year also sparked controversy.