Sentence examples for controversial to get from inspiring English sources

To be sure, with half of Britain's valuable public land having gone, much of the damage has already been done – it would be difficult, not to mention politically highly controversial, to get much of that land back.

An analyst at the Open Europe think-tank, Pawel Swidlicki, said Ms Mogherini might still be too controversial to get the necessary support.

Why is it so difficult, and so controversial, to get the results of a U.S. presidential election inspected and verified?

Even John Maynard Keynes, the greatest economist of his generation, never rose above the status of lecturer, in part because he was too controversial to get a chair.

Was it a controversial decision to get involved?

Prince Harry has met recovering crack addicts in a notorious area of Sao Paulo where the authorities have begun a controversial plan to get them off drugs.

Dykun moved to Britain nine years ago as part of British Wrestling's controversial initiative to get eastern European athletes to help homegrown wrestlers develop into medal prospects.

I spoke to the prime minister about all this when he launched his controversial initiative to get kids doing five hours of sport a week.

"My feeling is he's picked a controversial topic to get his name in the papers because he's running for mayor.

According to documents filed in the lawsuits, I Want Revenge's ankle had been treated with antibiotics, synthetic joint fluid and corticosteroids, legal but controversial methods to get an ailing horse into racing shape.

Even Apple, which once politely kept its Safari browser within the confines of its own devices, is making a somewhat controversial push to get it onto the computers of people who use Windows PCs.