Sentence examples for controversial groups from inspiring English sources
Plaintiffs argue that for "controversial groups, such threatened disclosure can have a deadly chilling effect on the group's advocacy".
The result is an unprecedented inside look at the one of the Nineties most crucial and controversial groups.
He said some firms gave to controversial groups, and Goldman shareholders should know where this money is going.
Today many controversial groups that have been called cults or sects are seeking to either eliminate that description or ignore it.
Seventy percent of U.S. recruiters report that they have rejected candidates because of information found online, like photos and discussion-board conversations and membership in controversial groups.
(So far, Mrs. Clinton's staff appears to have carefully chosen where she has given speeches, avoiding paid talks to potentially controversial groups).
"Yet McHugh has a history of being involved with this very controversial group".
Trafigura split off in 1993 from an even more controversial group, run by Marc Rich.
The conversos and Marranos the "new Christians"—became a highly controversial group throughout Spain.
The last and most controversial group had been scheduled for freedom last weekend but were never released.
This "influential and controversial" group, reported the writer, "develop mutant forms of urbanism … which accept the megalopolitan condition with enthusiasm".
