Sentence examples for human controversy from inspiring English sources

THE NEPTUNE FILE: PLANET DETECTIVES AND THE DISCOVERY OF WORLDS UNSEEN.By Tom Standage.Walker; 256 pages; $24.Allen Lane, The Penguin Press; £12.99LIKE many great stories of scientific accomplishment, the discovery of Neptune combines high intellectual achievement with bitter human controversy.

We visit this park and confront not nature, but managed nature, in the midst of which we find nearly unmanageable human controversies.

Though the engineer in Zuck is apparently keeping the flame of possibility alive — by declining to state the obvious: that understanding the entire spectrum of possible human controversies would require a truly super-intelligent AI. (Meanwhile, Facebook's in-house algorithms have shown themselves to be hopeless at being able to correctly ID some pretty bald-faced fakery.

Despite increasing evidence that exposure to BPA causes adverse health effects in humans, controversy remains about the specificity and mechanism of those effects (Vandenberg et al. 2009).

Just because your CEO is entangled in one environmental and human rights controversy after another doesn't mean you can't care about the planet, does it?

In human T1D, controversy exists whether numerical disturbances of circulating DCs are associated with the disease (9– 15).

Despite increasing research on the effects of EDCs on human health, controversy surrounds the issue of what concentrations if any of these chemicals are safe for human use.

He insists he will not sidestep the human rights controversies that threaten to overshadow the Sino-British summits.

Tate's sponsorship deal provides BP with a veneer of respectability when in reality it is trashing the climate and involved with a series of environmental and human rights controversies all around the world".

"Tate's sponsorship deal provides BP with a veneer of respectability when in reality it is trashing the climate, and involved with a series of environmental and human rights controversies all around the world," said Anna Galkina, from campaign group Platform, which led the challenge.

By helping BP to create a 'social license to operate' through its sponsorship programme, Tate is playing an active role in BP's global environmental and human rights controversies and in accelerating the climate crisis".