Sentence examples for already controversial from inspiring English sources

Both are already controversial.

The transatlantic free-trade talks, already controversial in Germany, may survive.

The already controversial romcom redemption of Amy's inner "nice girl" is a big minus.

In any case, the strategy of importing management consultants into the public sector is already controversial in some quarters.

The author of the forthcoming but already controversial book Clinton Cash has announced his next target: Jeb Bush.

But broad programs like the National Security Agency's telephone surveillance efforts are already controversial in the West.

His appointment to the new audit-oversight committee, which had been established under the Sarbanes-Oxley act on corporate governance, was already controversial.

Superheroes were new, but they were already controversial; by the spring of 1940, critics were calling comic books a "national menace".

But it has yet to start and is already controversial: many Hondurans worry that it will operate as a state within a state, milked by business interests.

Mr Webster's appointment to the new audit-oversight committee, which had been established under the Sarbanes-Oxley act on corporate governance, was already controversial.

But whatever the title's modesty, there is little doubt that the document by an already controversial figure will cause anger among many in the educational establishment.