Sentence examples for face controversial from inspiring English sources

"The truth is that the vast majority of people face controversial issues and dilemmas at work," explains Dr Nic Sale of business psychology firm Pearn Kandola.

But Mr Javid, a former culture secretary, is likely to face controversial decisions about university funding.

Members of the intelligence committee, including Mikulski, will face controversial issues in the coming months, including whether to publicly release a voluminous report on interrogation techniques used by the CIA after the 9/11 attacks.

Inkersall primary, near Chesterfield, is another school facing controversial conversion to academy status.

The next head of the Fed faces controversial decisions, in particular, about what safeguards to impose on the largest financial institutions to make it credible that if they falter, they will be allowed to fail.

Sommers spoke with MiSciNet contributing writer Anne Sasso about his study and its implications for other groups facing controversial issues.

No one asked the president about Aaron Swartz, the 26-year-old Internet-freedom activist who, facing controversial federal criminal charges, committed suicide last week.

The ongoing tug of war between pro-charter school and anti-charter forces was focused Tuesday on the Los Angeles Board of Education, which faced controversial decisions on the future of six campuses.

Only about fifty faculty members had the courage to sign a letter of support on behalf of the campaign, a reflection of the cowardice of many tenured professors facing controversial issues.

Their campaign was surely intended not only to oust these three justices but also to intimidate any jurist facing a controversial case involving the rights of minority groups.

Aside from their ethical implications, why are face transplants controversial at the present time?