Sentence examples for controversy if from inspiring English sources

Squiers found that participants felt that the breast screening guidelines may have been developed to restrict care or screening to particular groups, which can also lead to controversy if the guideline is misunderstood or controversial [ 35].

But "The Art of Controversy," if dated, has its consolations.

The move could run into controversy if the list does not include "white Commonwealth" nations.

"There wouldn't be controversy if we had the best information we could have," Dr. Samet said.

The tests could generate controversy if they led to more abortions.

How might students benefit from learning about the controversy (if at all)?

Since then, the controversies, if anything, have become more heated.

Write a company profile of the volume of sales and revenue of each company, administrative structure, history, controversies if any, etc.

If I reiterate a litany here of Benedict's well-known controversies — if I seem to be rehashing hackneyed debates — it is only because he himself revisits them in this book, but always to defend, never to reëxamine, much less to regret.

If so, Bill's announcement would do little to assuage conflict controversies, if patrons of the family seek to do business with the federal government in the future, as they have in the past.

Moreover, there are controversies if caudal or systemic administration of clonidine can also enhance regional block in children [ 14- 16].