Sentence examples for important controversial from inspiring English sources

Experiments usually escape the test of reproducibility unless they prove something particularly important, controversial or commercialisable.

Furthermore, the 1949 Fairness Doctrine, which charged stations with scheduling time for opposing views on important controversial issues, was eliminated.

About 220 cases are pending at the board, half on important, controversial issues that Ms. Liebman and Mr. Schaumber have not tackled, believing they should not be handled by just two members.

Every year around this time, a diverse bunch of the powerful, the influential and the interesting will guest-edit one of the UK's flagship programmes, Today on Radio 4. Today, the microphone goes to a top boss in one of Britain's most important, controversial and scandal-dogged industries -- Antony Jenkins, chief executive of Barclays.

The fairness doctrine, which the F.C.C. said today it would consider adopting again, required broadcasters "to provide coverage of vitally important controversial issues of interest in the community" and "to provide a reasonable opportunity for the presentation of contrasting viewpoints on such issues".

A distinction is made between peer-reviewed scientific material that is selected because of its significance for other professionals in the field, and non-peer-reviewed material that aims to be important, controversial, interesting or entertaining.

The question is both important and controversial.

None is more important — or controversial — than shrimp.

Look for work that is entertaining, fascinating, important or controversial.

The most important and controversial factor is frequency.

This book attempts to answer two important and controversial questions in jurisprudence.