Sentence examples for because of controversial from inspiring English sources

However, because of controversial data no definitive conclusions can be drawn concerning the relation between IGF-I and cognition.

He has added his name even to compacts that rivals have abstained from because of controversial passages.

She courageously recorded the anti-lynching ballad "Strange Fruit" with Commodore Records when Columbia rejected it because of "controversial" subject matter.

He added that the auto maker, a unit of Volkswagen A.G. of Germany, did not withdraw advertising from shows because of controversial subject matters.

In 1993, Elektra dropped KMD, and refused to release its second album, "Black Bastards," reportedly because of controversial artwork (a drawing of a Sambo figure hanged on a gallows).

People with mental health problems could die because of controversial NHS funding changes which breach ministerial pledges to treat patients with psychological or physical conditions equally, patient charities are warning.

This is "because of how controversial and funny it is.

But some of them, she writes, she will not discuss in detail "because of their controversial nature".

He has risen to the top of the polls despite, or perhaps because of, a series of controversial remarks.

These were left unchanged because of the controversial question involved.

Patellofemoral arthroplasty is an infrequently used surgical technique because of its controversial results.