Sentence examples for find that controversial from inspiring English sources

I know some will find that controversial, but his criminal activity had nothing to do with football, or the League or his club.

But given their deep existential interest in such a deal -- that they would try to figure out everything they could -- that they would have an opinion about it, and share that opinion about it, I don't find that controversial," said Kaine.

"I don't find that there's anything controversial about what they're doing there," said San Francisco-based epidemiologist Alex Kral, who studies supervised injection facilities.

and of administration of nonabsorbable antibiotics on the prevalence of colonization in ICUs and find that the effect of the controversial, though widely used, antibiotic prophylaxis can only be substantial if the patient-to-patient transmission has already been reduced to a subcritical level by barrier precautions.

[C3.] Yet another study has found that a controversial vaccine preservative appears to be harmless.

Now, a study has found that a controversial program that orders these patients to receive treatment when they are not hospitalized has had positive results.

On another front, scientists at the Point Reyes National Seashore who have found that a controversial oyster farm is disturbing harbor seals have also been accused of overstating its case over the last two years, even by an Interior Department lawyer and by other scientists.

It found that a controversial multi-billion dollar judgment in Ecuador against Chevron had been "obtained by corrupt means".The ruling provides a large measure of vindication for America's second-biggest oil firm.

BLOOMBERG NEWS JPMorgan Chase Not Akin to Nazis, Report Finds  |  An outside review of Bloomberg L.P.'s practices found that a controversial report that compared the damage in an Italian town after a bad deal with JPMorgan to the fallout from the Nazis' occupation in World War II went "too far".

An outside review of Bloomberg L.P.'s practices found that a controversial article that compared the damage in an Italian town after a bad deal with JPMorgan Chase to the fallout from the Nazis' occupation in World War II went "too far".

In May, city auditors found that the controversial nonprofits -- created more than a decade ago to improve safety, training and labor relations -- had paid millions to outside contractors without competitive bids.