Sentence examples for be particularly controversial given from inspiring English sources

Supporters of the bill say they do not expect it to be particularly controversial given the changed political landscape post-Snowden.

The tax tribunal charges are particularly controversial given HMRC's new powers to collect disputed tax upfront, which may leave those trying to fight them in court without enough money to cover the fees to fight back.

The use of long-acting β2-agonists (LABA) in African-American patients is particularly controversial given the findings of the Salmeterol Multicenter Asthma Research Trial SMARTT).

Clegg's knighthood, which was widely reported in advance, is set to be particularly controversial among leave supporters, given his continued campaigning in favour of EU membership and his new book How to Stop Brexit.

The Ministry of Justice's initiative, if successful, would be particularly controversial at a time of high unemployment.

The effects of CD36 in malaria have likewise been particularly controversial.

(Remember Zenith and RCA or more recently General Motors and Ford). The Boeing deal moreover is particularly controversial because much of the technology does not seem to be Boeing's to give away.

The Theravance acquisition is particularly controversial.

His deal with public-university administrators was particularly controversial.

The issue of stock options has been particularly controversial.

Arms imports to Gulf states are particularly controversial because of concerns about their human rights records.