Sentence examples for controversial alter from inspiring English sources
An apparently contrite O'Reilly appeared afterwards on BBC2's Newsnight programme claiming that he was killing off his controversial alter ego.
And a four-minute YouTube pilot of the new incarnation of O'Reilly's controversial alter-ego, a sitcom called "Dapper", shows the character repeatedly berated by his manager and people on the street.
New laboratory tests have found that veggie burgers and meat-free corn dogs made by natural foods brand Morningstar Farms contain genetically modified soy and the controversial genetically altered feed corn, StarLink, that has not been approved for human consumption.
The other half of the "Master Plan" for the prehistoric monument, controversial plans to alter the roads around Stonehenge, are still under consideration by the Highways Agency.
Controversial efforts to alter church practice to allow remarried Catholics to receive Communion are also still in play, prominent church leaders said.
Additionally, they'll get a chance to vote on Proposal D -- a controversial idea to alter the current structure of the Detroit City Council to a council-by-district structure, similar to most large cities in the United States.
The experiment was controversial, but it did alter scientific thinking about compatibility genes.
Its most controversial elements would fundamentally alter the employer-based insurance system through which 71percentt of insured Americans now get their health coverage.
Mr. Cabanas had just come from a Cinco de Mayo party at the White House, but his connections and charm have done nothing to alter the controversial basics of his business.
Hungary says it won't amend law affecting Soros school: Hungary said it sees no reason to alter a controversial law targeting foreign-funded colleges that could force a university founded by billionaire George Soros to leave the country.
The Duke-Margolis Center and McClellan have been at the forefront of discussions on the merits of using real-world evidence, a somewhat controversial topic that could alter the way drugs are regulated and approved.
