Sentence examples for a bit more controversial from inspiring English sources
Raine is aware that this proposal — along with others, like chemical castration for sex offenders — is quite a bit more controversial than better nutrition for tots, and he tries his best to address the ethical concerns.
Theater in Singapore usually gets a lot of leeway because of its limited reach, but having an all-male cast in a tangled romantic comedy is proving a bit more controversial because of the penal code.
The data are a bit more controversial in humans, although indirect evidence of recombination exists.
But then I began blogging on topics that were, shall I say, a bit more controversial.
And it's a bit more complicated, and controversial, than New Jersey = Bruce Springsteen.
The controversial actor was a bit more harsh on Ezsterhas late last year.
Henry Abbott of ESPN.com called it a "flip-flop" while the always controversial Jason Whitlock of FoxSports.com was a bit more to the point, labeling Jordan a "sellout".
Two, it's useful to know a bit more about Coleman – professor of demography at Oxford University and a member of the controversial successor to the Eugenics Society, the Galton Institute.
