Sentence examples for could become controversial from inspiring English sources

Where the story could become controversial is when the ethnic origins of the volunteers are taken into account.

The Bushes have kept a fairly low public profile throughout their son's presidential campaign, taking care not to overshadow him, not to invite criticism that he was simply riding on his family's name, or to make accidental statements that could become controversial.

But her solution wasn't to try and please everyone, which is a doubtful goal we as women impose on ourselves often -- rather to understand that the film could, "become controversial, but controversial without being disrespectful".

Legally, however, that could become as controversial as product liability.

That is a policy which other parties are very unlikely to oppose, but it could become more controversial once the practicalities of making this work become clear.

But the plan could become more controversial when it comes to identifying the size and location of the MPAs inside the designated boundary.

In recent years it has become controversial in the West.

That debris-removal job in New Jersey has also become controversial.

A spokesman, Mahmud Abdullahi said: "Polio immunisation has become controversial.

Early decision has become controversial in recent years.

Mr. Ambrose also has become controversial since visiting the White House.