Sentence examples for is no controversial from inspiring English sources

It is no controversial statement to say that, in order to be educated, we should look to the educated.

THAT universities need more money is no longer controversial.

Wilson retained his equanimity — "I knew I was right on the science," he says — and now the application of evolutionary theory to humans is no longer controversial.

In America, where the FCC has been thinking about the potential of open spectrum since 1981, this idea is no longer controversial.

Mr. Vergès remains proud of how he used French courts to fight French colonialism and, even in France, his role in Algeria is no longer controversial.

But while they continue to debate the pros and cons of a competitive system, in Germany the idea is no longer controversial.

Whilst the existence of this network is no longer controversial, the contributions made by the anatomically distinct components from which it is comprised remain poorly defined.

Requirement (b) as a constraint on game-theoretic modeling of general human strategic dispositions is no longer very controversial — or, at least, is no more controversial than the generic adaptationism in evolutionary anthropology of which it is one expression.

"It is no longer as controversial, as the major providers have moved to open up their networks".

That statement can be true only in a society where war itself is no longer politically controversial.

While it caused some initial resistance due to the change in taste, it is no longer as controversial.