Sentence examples for best controversial from inspiring English sources

Mr Ravalomanana's actions are, at best, controversial.

This announcement has been, at best, controversial and reviews mixed.

In real dollar terms (purchasing-power parity valuations are at best controversial, at worst misleading) China has made a continuously declining contribution to global GDP growth from 10% of the total growth registered in 2001 to an estimated 6% in 2004 its share of real global GDP was an estimated 2.2% for 2004.

But motivational egoism is at best controversial (see entry on egoism).

Thus, to make a very long story short, it seems fair to say that the epistemological argument against platonism is, at best, controversial and inconclusive.

Forgiveness also admits of an entirely self-referential variety (i.e. self-forgiveness), whereas official acts of self-pardoning are at best controversial, and possibly without legal or political justification.

It's also, at best, highly controversial.

Which weaning strategy is "best" is controversial.

Diane Wood Middlebrook, a biographer, poet and critic known for her best-selling, controversial life of the poet Anne Sexton, died on Saturday in San Francisco.

Beecher, a brother of Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of the 1852 best-selling, controversial antislavery novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin," was both celebrated and reviled for his abolitionist stance.

Dollar dilemmas Status Cuomo Showers turning to storms Taking Wing The law poor Charter school Building BRICs of growth ReprintsThe commission was born out of the theories of Hernando de Soto, a Peruvian economist whose books, "The Other Path" and "The Mystery of Capital", proved unexpected best-sellers albeit controversial ones.