Sentence examples for again controversial from inspiring English sources

Again, controversial, risky and with no real guarantee it will either improve performance or reduce costs.

The author, whose novels thrum with ironic recurrences, might have been perversely pleased with this: thirty-six yeafterfter his death and twenty-two yeafterfthe the fall of the Soviet Union with all its khudsovets, Vladimir Nabokov is, once again, controversial.

He was again controversial, with his November 2007 tackle of Internazionale midfielder Luís Figo breaking the Portuguese player's fibula.

The relationships among these 4 organisms are again controversial.

Again, controversial and varying results both in vivo and clinically are reported [ 109– 109].

Currently available studies on trastuzumab analysed its efficacy in combination with chemotherapy (Marty et al, 2005; Romond et al, 2005; Viani et al, 2007), which is again controversial from older patients' perspective.

This summer, Iran began to open its doors again to controversial Western nations.

A6 New Apology in Japan On the eve of elections, Japan's prime minister, Yoshiro Mori, was forced to apologize again for controversial comments.

But he is apprehensive, calling the decision to welcome Australia to take part in 2015 and again this year "controversial" and that expansion is a "touchy subject".

The Nigerian opted to ignore all of them and, again, a controversial decision was vindicated as he finished low into the net from 25 yards.

The legal opinion was given to Greenpeace by three competition barristers from Monckton Chambers in London and came as EDF held a board meeting on Friday in Paris to discuss once again the controversial £18bn project in Somerset.