Sentence examples for controversial either from inspiring English sources

And none more divisive and controversial, either.

"On the Origin of Species" doesn't sound controversial, either.

He also reported that pesticides are not a danger in either kind of produce, which is not controversial either.

They don't come more controversial either.

I doubt that view is too controversial either inside or outside the company.

However, the cause of the delayed tsunami generation is still controversial, either due to slip on shallow plate interface (Satake et al. 2013b) or submarine landslide (Tappin et al. 2014).

The management of esophageal perforation is controversial, and either nonoperative or operative treatment can be selected.

Then-judge Kennedy was less controversial than either Bork or Ginsburg, and was confirmed in February 1988.

This stunned the audience at the prize-giving ceremony, but it was only the final shock of the night, since one of the most controversial, and either loved or hated movies in the competition - Bruno Dumont's two and a half hour long L'Humanité - not only won the Grand Prize of the Jury but also best actor for Emmanuel Schotté and joint best actress for Séverine Caneele.

Mitochondrial involvement in IONPs toxicity remains controversial and either no deleterious effects [ 13, 14] or mitochondrial impairments have been observed [ 15– 17].

The molecular mechanisms responsible for the effect of NSAIDs on cell growth and apoptosis are controversial, being either related to their ability to inhibit cyclooxygenase activity and prostaglandin synthesis or independent from a prostaglandin pathway (Chan et al, 1998; Sheng et al, 1998; Smith et al, 2000).