Sentence examples for controversial to define from inspiring English sources

Widely known as being quite difficult, complex, and controversial to define in essence, the concept of social exclusion can be defined as the condition in which certain individuals or social groups cannot integrate into the society either socially or economically or politically.

Finally, the social value is very difficult and controversial to define.

In political debates, right-wing voices almost always use certain controversial procedures to define abortion as "murder," but even when the subject moves beyond those procedures they continue to use "murder" to describe all other aspects of abortion.

But it also appears to define the controversial work of a Chinese research team as acceptable.

Negative symptoms are still considered controversial because of the difficulty to define and measure them as well as designing specific clinical trials [ 30, 31].

There are many definitions of severe CAP, and the best way to define severity is controversial.

Ideally, the bangs are long enough to define a new, less controversial shape.

Brazil's congress will vote next week on a controversial new internet bill that will help to define the parameters of President Dilma Rousseff's campaign to reform the web.

The term is controversial, and its precise meaning is hard to define.

To define infant obesity is controversial, and there is no consensus on how to measure it [35], but maternal obesity appears to be associated with infant obesity [36], [37] and also high catch-up growth [38].

Several studies have used sUr to define early RRT, with controversial results.