Sentence examples for controversial though from inspiring English sources

His selection remains controversial, though, as the surprise raid on his offices showed.

Perhaps most controversial, though, Rogers has long advocated stiff regulation of greenhouses gases.

Even the torcetrapib program is controversial, though, because Pfizer has said that at least initially it plans to sell the drug only in combination with Lipitor, Pfizer's medicine that lowers so-called bad cholesterol.

This was already controversial, though, as the largest scale modernist housing project that had happened anywhere at that date – housing not the rarefied clientele of Le Corbusier's then-celebrated modernist villas, but a population of working class Berliners.

One downside to all this consumer activism could be a reduction in innovation if banks withdraw controversial (though often needed) products such as expensive loans for people with poor repayment histories or equity-release mortgages.A bigger negative, for many, could be that banks decide to start charging more people for more services, and particularly for current accounts that stay in credit.

This project is so controversial, though, that it took almost four decades of political fighting for construction to start.

The find is controversial, though, with many researchers arguing that the flute's "finger holes" are nothing more than puncture wounds left when a large carnivore chewed on the bone.

None of these three suggestions would be difficult or even controversial (though don't hold your breath waiting for them to happen).