Sentence examples for controversial application from inspiring English sources
The most controversial application of the Powell Doctrine was in Bosnia, where Powell's aversion to committing American force was outspoken and adamant, verging on coldhearted.
Introducing the meeting, committee chairman Peter Sowray said: "This is by far the most controversial application we have ever had to deal with".
The products studied here are clothing textiles treated with silver nanoparticles (AgNPs), since they constitute a controversial application.
Australia's offshore oil and gas regulator has asked for more information about BP's controversial application to drill for oil in a marine reserve in the Great Australian Bight, which has already been rejected twice.
Members of the west plans panel are due to meet to consider the controversial application, which has attracted more than 1,000 objections, next Thursday amid concerns that and inner city area will lose vital playing pitches.
A Loudoun County Planning Commission public hearing Tuesday will focus on a controversial application to build a baseball stadium at the One Loudoun development in Ashburn, and both supporters and opponents of the stadium are intent on making their voices heard.
That could lead to some controversial applications, Wallisch said.
Stem cell engineering from early human embryos is creating new and promising but also controversial applications for therapeutic and regenerative medicine.
Pickles is now tasked with making the final judgement on controversial applications to explore for shale gas, a fledging industry which is being fast-tracked by a deliriously enthusiastic government.
Justice Department Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz announced in March that he would explore controversial applications to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, along with the department's relationship with a former British intelligence officer who provided information cited for those requests.
Perhaps the most controversial applications are those that enable discovery and chat with new people, or strangers (the "Chatroullete Derivatives") such as MessageParty (YC alum), Matt Hunter's company TextSlide (featured in the The New York Times), Yobongo, and of course, Color Labs.
