| stir controversy | 10.66 | But it still stirred controversy. | ||
| spark controversy | 9.15 | Try not to spark controversy. | ||
| cause controversy | 8.29 | This can cause controversy. | ||
| avoid controversy | 7.11 | He avoided controversy. | ||
| generate controversy | 6.71 | Both generate controversy. | ||
| create controversy | 5.86 | He creates controversy. | ||
| provoke controversy | 3.16 | They all provoked intense controversy. | ||
| fuel controversy | 2.30 | The decision has fueled some controversy. | ||
| stir_up controversy | 2.24 | - It stirred up controversy. | ||
| raise controversy | 2.17 | The idea continues to raise controversy. | ||
| end controversy | 1.84 | It may not end the controversy. | ||
| defuse controversy | 1.78 | Austria coach Herbert Prohaska tried to defuse the controversy. | ||
| have controversy | 1.78 | Both events also had controversy. | ||
| resolve controversy | 1.65 | The Supreme Court is likely to resolve the controversy by this summer. | ||
| court controversy | 1.58 | Petzoldt courted controversy. | ||
| ignite controversy | 1.38 | His theory ignited wide-ranging controversy. | ||
| arouse controversy | 1.32 | The audits have aroused controversy. | ||
| bring controversy | 1.32 | But the cruises brought controversy. | ||
| discuss controversy | 1.32 | Now, neither man will discuss the controversy. | ||
| face controversy | 1.18 | She has faced controversy for years. |