Sentence examples for although the controversial from inspiring English sources

Although the controversial split would remain in some capacity, broadcasters would be satisfied by the continued existence of four Old Firm fixtures.

Although the controversial by-pass around Salisbury will be cancelled, most of the other 12 schemes selected for review are expected to be approved.

Although the controversial and hugely divisive topic was noticeably absent from Barack Obama's "Perfect Union" speech on race, it is unlikely that he will be able to avoid it for too long if anti-affirmative action campaigners have their way.

Since then, an evolutionary change has occurred in NHS trusts and health authorities, and although the controversial purchaser/provider concept persisted in one form or another it fell well short of escalating the NHS into a full-blown privatised organisation.

Nearly all the Care Act reforms were implemented on 1 April this year, although the controversial cap on care costs also included won't start until the same time next year.

One of those athletes is boxer Marlen Esparza, the US national flyweight champion, and Conte hopes to travel to London to support her, although the controversial "nutritionist" will not be part of the official US delegation.

Elsewhere". Although she says the controversial nature of so many of her projects is somewhat coincidental, Woodard likes it that way.

Early contributions on the economic impact of slavery in the USA include the influential although controversial book by the economic historians Fogel and Engerman (1974), where they argue that slavery in the antebellum South was an efficient production arrangement.

Although frequently controversial, the magazine significantly influenced the political and intellectual culture of the United States in the post-World War II period.

Although still controversial, the woman should also be informed about the possibility of preoperative freezing of oocytes, especially in the case of bilateral disease [21].

Although still controversial, the precancerous nature of IM has been suggested by the clinical phenomenon that gastric cancer often arises from intestinal-type gastritis.