Sentence examples for becomes very controversial from inspiring English sources

"Had it been a 1-0 withwithathat goal then obviously it becomes very controversial but the fact that we've won 4-0 is pleasing.

Now, OK, but as you noted, your decision in Ricci v. Destefano has become very controversial.

"It's better not to have him associated with an enterprise that has become very controversial and very damaging," said Ross K. Baker, a political science professor at Rutgers.

Saying that the International Freedom Center planned for the World Trade Center site had become "very controversial," Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced yesterday that he had instructed his appointees to the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation board to carefully read the center's new report on how it would operate.

Although it never received as much attention as inventio, iudicium became very controversial in Ramus' account, and he therefore made large changes to his presentation of it.

In a country where many have been forced to retire early with little or no pensions because of their firms' misfortunes the issue has become very controversial.

"We had a case where a charity accepted this property on a lake, but it became very controversial because there were wetland issues with it and there were three competing jurisdictions squabbling over it.

Kaiden also notes that soy milk has become very controversial because non-organic types are genetically modified and it acts like an estrogen-like compound in the body, the effect of which remains unclear.

It used to be considered "asking permission," however, that has become very controversial for some very obvious reasons.

As he introduced Altgens, moderator Hugh Aynesworth recalled the picture that "became very controversial" because of the man "that looked like Oswald".

"It becomes very frustrating".