Sentence examples for does a controversial from inspiring English sources

If BC can't organize around legalizing its favourite herbal remedy, what chance does a controversial issue like banning tankers have?

It's about more than doing a controversial job.

New York Stock Exchange President Jerry Putnam was tossed out of a broker's job in 1992 for doing a controversial trade with Wolfgang Flottl, a European financier under intense scrutiny in the spectacular collapse of Refco.

The police chief in charge of the raid on Sir Cliff Richard's home has apologised to the singer after MPs said he showed a "gross lack of competence" for doing a controversial "sweetheart deal" with the BBC.

Apparently Katy Perry has done a controversial video that knocks "Wrecking Ball" into a cocked hat.

There's been no official comment from Google or update on this — even if Google Play did make a controversial return to China, it remains to be seen how much of an impact such a late arrival would have.

If Bush does select a controversial nominee, some Democrats have reserved the right to filibuster.

How did a once controversial building become so beloved?

In a letter to the governor, O'Grady wrote, "The commission itself is a constitutional entity charged to do a difficult, controversial job independent of the state's political structure.

Carly Fiorina, however, did actually serve a controversial stint as CEO of Hewlett-Packard.

"Do you think, do you think you have like a lawyer confidentiality with me?" "I haven't lived this long and fucked the government this long, and done such a controversial thing that I do for this long, and got away with it without any trouble whatsoever, by being a dumbass," he continued, before helping the man anyway.