Sentence examples for controversial origin from inspiring English sources

It can assess the role of risky procedures such as transfusion and it can ascertain the etiology of morbid conditions diagnosed late or of controversial origin.

Damien O'Reilly, the presenter of RTE Radio's CountryWide programme, was paid €1,500 to compere a trade event in Dubai this year for Bord Bia and its controversial Origin Green scheme.

Most plutons are thought to be the result of igneous activity in which a magma is involved; the controversial origin of some large granitic bodies, however, requires that metasomatic processes or granitization be included when discussing many plutons.

Poutine has a controversial origin story.

Shadow banning sounds nefarious, but the term has a much less controversial origin that I spent the last few days tracking down.

For example, the controversial origin of the invasive horse-chestnut leaf-mining moth in Europe was resolved by examining historical vouchers of host plant species (Lees et al., 2011).

The system's prodigy status today belies its controversial origins.

Today's Muppets — or puppets, as the case may be — have transcended their controversial origins.

For details of the controversial origins of the action on the case, see Milsom at 244 et seq.; P1ucknett, Case and the Statute of Westminster II, 31 Calif.

Still, there are illuminating details and fresh revelations, as when Marley's muse Esther Anderson explains the controversial origins of "I Shot the Sheriff".

What's worse, by quoting high prevalence figures as fact without reference to their controversial origins, mental health campaigners may be unwittingly helping those who have an interest in selling treatments to the masses – whether they be drugs, psychotherapy, or self-help books.