Sentence examples for become particularly controversial when from inspiring English sources
They may become particularly controversial when the resources concerned have economic value and the predators involved are legally protected (Thirgood et al. 2000).
But it has become particularly controversial in the last year, when Wall Street firms started to be targeted as the credit crisis turned the financial sector upside down.
Obviously, conversion to Islam has become particularly controversial in the west of late.
(Nelson's division arrived around 5 p.m.; Wallace's appeared about 7 p.m. ) Wallace's slow movement to the battlefield would become particularly controversial.
Short-selling became particularly controversial during the recent bear market, when many of its practitioners turned a profit while almost all other investors were suffering.
The B.C.S. became particularly controversial at the end of last season, when Southern California finished No. 1 in both the A.P. and USA Today/ESPN polls but was No. 3 in the Bowl Championship Series standing and did not play in the B.C.S. championship game.
Mr Zimmerman, the man who shot him, was not a police officer, but the killing in February 2012 became particularly controversial due to Mr Zimmerman's eventual acquittal.
The Temple event became particularly controversial, because it was attended by the Vice President Gore.
Santorum's comments on same-sex relationships became particularly controversial during his tenure in the Senate.
