Sentence examples for controversial to make from inspiring English sources

Mr Kishimoto wants more.His other ambition is more controversial: to make Nago a centre for captive insurers.

Rice is being deliberately controversial to make a point: a lack of prior knowledge or some reticence in her audience shouldn't be a barrier to them enjoying the work.

When researching, you may want to write down what facts you can determine for sure and which are too controversial to make a definite conclusion about.

There are rarely controversial decisions to make or angry constituents to deal with.

"Alt-J have some fantastic songs and are controversial enough to make the choice valid".

It is not surprising that Valentine — loquacious, strong-willed and unafraid to be controversial — chose to make a deal with a radio station deep in enemy territory.

Cohen has led the BBC's controversial decision to make the youth-orientated channel BBC3 an online-only service and create a production powerhouse in BBC Studios.

In a controversial attempt to make the league more palatable to all, he instituted a heavy-handed dress code meant to clean up the league's image.

But the government has backtracked on a controversial plan to make the state telecoms firm seek private partners.Earlier this year, it looked as if Argentina's neighbours would be able to avoid serious trouble from its economic collapse.

But less than five months on, the political mood towards asylum seekers has reversed as countries across Europe seek to restrict the number of arrivals and implement controversial proposals to make them "pay for their stay".

Reforms of the health service, including a controversial proposal to make people again pay for a share of their medicine, have hardly got off the ground.A few notable laws have been passed.