Sentence examples for controversial degree from inspiring English sources

Making private-sector companies more secure might involve a controversial degree of intrusion by government agencies, for example the permanent monitoring of e-mail traffic to make sure that every employee is sticking to security rules.

His tenure has been controversial, to some degree.

Building new schools and closing old ones, like Gates did in New York, was to some degree controversial.

On the United States' side of operations, a redocking is somewhat controversial because a degree of risk is always involved.

With its depiction of a child in danger, the film was controversial "to the degree that sometimes parents and parents groups get up in arms about having kids watch horror movies," said Don Mancini, the creator of Chucky and a writer of the film.

Many refinements have been suggested but, as in bargaining theory, all are controversial to one degree or another.

Some details of the new model may prove to be controversial, particularly the degree to which water vapor can waft directly into the upper atmosphere.

Like Tasers, pepper spray, batons, and newer less-lethal devices such as sound weapons are all controversial to one degree or another, and arguably deployed too often.

It is controversial to what degree the primary tumour is representative of distant metastases in terms of HER2 status.

The need for radiographic findings to confirm the diagnosis is controversial since the degree of pain does not correlate to the severity of disease radiographically (Hannan et al 2000).

Postoperative refraction target is still controversial, but low degrees of hyperopia do not seem to adversely impact long-term visual acuity in children [34].