Sentence examples for controversial problems from inspiring English sources
BARRY PEARL Elwood, N.Y., March 29 , 2011To the Editor: Why not take the repackaging of food to hide increased costs in a different direction, and similar to stock splits to make purchases seemingly more affordable, apply this "revaluation" to some of the most pressing and controversial problems of the day?
Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates] the RCI defines cognitive complexity in terms of how individuals reason make judgments and use evidence about ill-structured, controversial, problems.
The transition of glass-forming materials on lowering the temperature may appear conceptually simple, yet this phenomenon has turned out to be one of the most difficult and controversial problems in condensed matter physics, the problem of the glass transition.
This is achieved by reviewing the context and process by which a diverse group of stakeholders engage and develop strategies to address the controversial problems that diseased wildlife populations often present.
He then served as head of Google's global public policy, where he had to deal with Google's complex and controversial problems with Chinese censorship.
Una Johnson, Curator Emeritus of Prints and Drawings at the Brooklyn Museum said, "He has harnessed his skills and his unblinking imagery to the troubled, often controversial problems of our times".
There is, however, a further controversial problem.
But it is very difficult and controversial problem because the minimal requirements are composed of numerous performance and any code/standards also have not suggested the certain value.
This study not only enriches the existing research on Chinese face, but also exploratively answers a controversial problem in this area.
There is no need to resolve this issue here because (EA1) and (EA2) fall prey to another, much less philosophically thorny and controversial problem.
Leasing the land also prevented the politically controversial problem of the church owning a piece of Jerusalem land.
