Sentence examples for controversial reading from inspiring English sources

But last year's titles were essentially won through an advantage at the start of the season due to a controversial reading of the technical rules.

The team had a controversial reading of the completely new technical regulations last year, and it gained a big advantage by devising an ingenious aerodynamic device at the back of the car called a double diffuser.

In a letter to the New York State Education Department, mega-test and textbook publisher Pearson Education defended a controversial reading passage and questions on the recently administered eighth grade reading assessment.

Much of this struggle seems self-induced, and the article by van Regenmortel and Mahy, "Emerging Issues in Virus Taxonomy" (1 ), continues to provide highly controversial reading for those who might have an interest in how to approach taxonomic issues.

A SENSE has emerged in the American media during President Obama's visit to Mexico on May 2nd and 3rd that he and his Mexican counterpart, Enrique Peña Nieto, are skirting the most controversial (read important) issue in the relationship: drugs and violence.

In the grand Washington tradition of making esoteric subjects controversial (read: partisan), the debate surrounding the proposed use of statistical sampling in the 2000 census has become so heated that the integrity of the entire process has been called into question.

"But what's interesting here is that nobody else but me becomes controversial over reading.

The first results in the controversial phonics reading test have shown that around three-fifths of six-year-olds reached the expected standard but thousands need extra support, the government has said.

Head teachers could boycott a controversial new reading test for six-year-olds in England if it is used as "a stick to beat schools".

The vote came as NAHT general secretary, Russell Hobby, said the association could boycott a controversial new reading test for six-year-olds in England if it was used as "a stick to beat schools".

In short, Poetry has become a controversial must-read, not a bad formula for a happy centenary.