Sentence examples for controversial reasons from inspiring English sources

For understandable but controversial reasons, innovators invest heavily in techniques and technologies that treat customers as potential thieves and competitors.

Because of "controversial reasons of a family nature," Monsignor Scarano had been advised to ask 56 friends to accept 10,000 euros apiece, in exchange for money transfers in the same amount, Mr. Sica said.

He insists that the team stayed sober on the eve of the match ("we only had a couple of bottles of brandy") and after the ceremonials Gundappa Viswanath, who had taken over as India's captain from Sunil Gavaskar for complicated and controversial reasons, chose to bat first.

StubHub has come up in the news lately for slightly more controversial reasons.

StubHub has come up in the news lately for slightly more controversial reasons.

San Martín resigned from the Spanish army, for controversial reasons, and moved to South America, where he joined the Spanish American wars of independence.

A second, more controversial reason, could be the influence of traditional Hindu culture on sanitation habits.

Last year, for instance, he was the subject of newspaper articles in Chicago and around the nation, though for a far less controversial reason than usual.

But before the more gullible among you get too excited, co-creator Marta Kauffman has rubbished the idea and given a highly dubious, dare we say controversial, reason for her head shake.

The 23-time Grand Slam singles champion, who is sponsored by Nike, added: "Having a huge company back him could be a controversial reason for this company, but they're not afraid.

The broader and more controversial reason for promoting family planning, however, is that making it available to all who want it is in the interest of the world's seven billion people and the generations that, barring disaster, should be able to inhabit the planet for untold millennia to come.