Sentence examples for controversial why from inspiring English sources

That was why an all but state funeral was always bound to be controversial, why some opposed granting such a rare, once-a-century honour to a former prime minister.

Perhaps the second bit which is more controversial, why don't I care -- the point of it, why I don't care is because people attach a significance to the point at which your demand stops growing as if once it stops growing, it's likely to decline very sharply.

The plans are controversial - why?

RAND: And the reason it's controversial, why is that?

Karl Rove: Well, first of all, there were two team members whom I thought were not really part of the team, and that is the Homeland Security secretary and the attorney general...Eric Holder, who is the one controversial nominee whom... Lauer: Controversial why?

Ahead of the court date, Huppenthal spoke with HuffPost about the controversial law, why he found certain courses illegal and why he wrote anonymous comments calling for the elimination of the Spanish media in the United States.

However, in disaster risk science, it is under controversial discussion why disaster losses continue to mount (White et al. 2001) and why new disasters occur that could have been prevented when so much knowledge is available from past disasters.

Two Stanford scholars debate a controversial question: Why are nutrition studies so often unreliable?

One potential candidate came to Sullivan via a paper he co-authored with graduate student Dan Gui in 2015, which asked a somewhat controversial question: Why is it that cells need to consume oxygen through cellular respiration in order to proliferate?

It is a book-length expansion of a controversial article, "Why Do They Hate Us?" – where "they" is Muslim men and "us" is women – she wrote for the US magazine Foreign Policy in 2012.

Here is a non-exhaustive guide to what the agreement broadly says, which parts of it are proving controversial (and why), how likely the prime minister now is to get it through parliament, and what could happen next.