Sentence examples for becoming controversial from inspiring English sources
(That the Celtics seem noncompetitive at the moment seems to have prevented their potentially divided loyalties from becoming controversial).
However, incineration is becoming controversial among the public in China due to environmental concerns and there have been protests against proposed plants.
They dominate America's mortgage market, a pre-eminence that is becoming controversial because these "federal agencies" are assumed (despite official denials) to be guaranteed by the government (see article).Fannie and Freddie stand accused of using their "government guarantees" to steal business from unambiguously private lenders.
Editor Clara Jeffery had previously written that the magazine "couldn't live without our interns," but using unpaid and low-paid labor was rapidly becoming controversial in the media world, so the magazine decided to be proactive.
Although photoreceptors are known to die from apoptosis in AMD, the mechanism of RPE cell death in AMD is becoming controversial.
While management is an ongoing process, it's becoming more controversial – particularly in light of climate change.
If the court rules in Japan's favour, however, "they will feel vindicated and free to continue their operations, which are becoming increasingly controversial", he said.
Seurat made a career of counteracting the practices of the Impressionists, becoming rather controversial in his nine short years as a working artist.
But even though many Americans are not aware of Canada's importance as a supplier, the oil sands are becoming increasingly controversial.
There are relatively few complaints in American society about the drone program, but drones are becoming increasingly controversial outside the United States on the ground that they violate international law.
Stacey Dash's surprise appearance during the Oscars ceremony was greeted as an expert act of trolling by a woman who has gone from starring in teen comedy Clueless to becoming a controversial Fox News pundit.
