Sentence examples for extraordinarily controversial from inspiring English sources

This extraordinarily controversial bill, which was forced through amidst fistfights on the Parliament floor and massive demonstrations throughout the capital, inspired a great deal of concern among citizens and neighboring countries.

Research published in 2005 by Mary Schweitzer of North Carolina State University provided the first convincing evidence that some dinosaur soft tissues are able to survive fossilisation for tens of millions of years – although some experts questioned the findings, suggesting they may have been a victim of cross-contamination. "Her work has been extraordinarily controversial.

Regulating consensual relationships between faculty and students is "an extraordinarily controversial issue," she said.

Netanyahu is finding this visit to be extraordinarily controversial within his own country.

Given the extraordinarily controversial -- and unconstitutional -- tactics deployed by police officers during the Ferguson protests, it's unlikely those figures mean anything at all.

Despite intensive research, the means by which this spread was accomplished have remained extraordinarily controversial.

"It has done extraordinarily, I guess, controversial things, like dramatically reduced speeding".

Causality and Determination, her inaugural lecture on becoming professor of Cambridge in 1970, presented an extraordinarily original and controversial view of causation.

TLC is officially canceling 19 Kids and Counting, citing an "important conversation" that directly references the child molestation scandal swarming the extraordinarily popular – and now extremely controversial – Duggar family of the American south.

A major exhibition of more than 150 works by the Spanish painter will go on display at Tate Liverpool next year in a bid to throw new light on this controversial chapter in his extraordinarily productive career.

Notwithstanding the controversial subject matter, this is an extraordinarily powerful novel that leads the stunned reader through extremes of both realism and surrealism on an exhausting journey through some of the darkest recesses of European history.