Sentence examples for controversial means from inspiring English sources

Those who continue to offer insurance may try controversial means to keep it affordable.

But the same information might have been obtained by less controversial means.

One of them is about "fracking," the controversial means of extracting natural gas from shale deposits.

Monaghan was discovering that politics could be an effective, if sometimes controversial, means of advancing his religious agenda.

Zunz looks at the ways in which American philanthropy emerged not as charity work, but as an open and sometimes controversial means to foster independent investigation, problem solving, and the greater good.

But the revelation fits all too easily with the idea of an administration that has paid scant attention to civil liberties.With regard to a more controversial means of gathering information, Mr Bush has provided more clarity, albeit reluctantly.

In 2002, the festival returned after its planned fallow year, with the controversial Mean Fiddler now handling the logistics and security — especially installing a substantial surrounding fence (dubbed the "superfence") that reduced numbers to the levels of a decade earlier.

Controversial now means different, unique, titillating, perhaps even quite brave.

That controversial choice means Europe will be host for the event for the 10th time.

Controversial – it means people have divided opinion about him.

The controversial decision meant Real went in at half-time on level terms with all three goals coming in the second half.