Sentence examples for it less controversial from inspiring English sources

Its proximity to the Green Line makes it less controversial to the Palestinians.

As well as increasing efficiency, genome editing avoids introducing genes from other organisms, making it less controversial than GM.

And the very fact that both parties sign off on any given policy makes the public perceive that policy as more reasonable, which makes it less controversial and more sustainable.

This scheme, which involves the government lending prospective buyers up to 20% of the cost of a home so that the buyer only needs a 5% deposit, covers only new-build homes, which has made it less controversial than the Help to Buy mortgage guarantee programme that can apply to any property worth up to £600,000.

Because it doesn't include personal identifying information like home addresses, phone numbers or other non-public details, Lavigne's project isn't really doxing in the normal sense of the word, though that hasn't made it less controversial.

The more we do it, the less controversial it will become".

Such an approach was indicative of Liverpool's situation and while it was less controversial, it was perhaps more telling than the heavily rotated lineup Rodgers selected for the trip to Real Madrid.

Insurance plans embraced methadone as a generic, cheaper alternative to other long-lasting painkillers like OxyContin, and many doctors switched to prescribing it because it seemed less controversial and perhaps less prone to abuse than OxyContin.

But it was less controversial than it could have been for two reasons: The drug costs $300,000 a year, and the evidence that it works is almost laughably thin.

Amending the game so that it is less controversial may make it more appealing to a wider range of audiences.

It's an area the oil industry has been eager to develop, but it's less controversial than offering new onshore leases.