Sentence examples for more controversial as from inspiring English sources

Amar proposes several criteria for deciding, which become more controversial as the book goes on.

The advertising has grown more controversial as both the number of ads and spending on prescription drugs continue to rise.

Politically, they are more controversial, as people object to their size and the noise of their blades.

The role of the ECJ, the EU's highest court, has become more controversial as the referendum campaign is about to get under way.

The fence project is likely to become even more controversial as it moves farther south, encountering the three largest Jewish settlement blocs -- north, east and south of Jerusalem.

I.C.R.C.'s doctrine of neutrality and silence has become steadily more controversial as the new politics of human rights has entered the field.

Ways of meeting the net-zero target could include investing in projects to grow trees and restore soils, to take up greater carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, as well as more controversial measures such as investing in emissions reduction projects overseas.

This makes him one of the more controversial science advisers, as well.

But there was a time when he was a much more controversial figure, as the excellent new Criterion edition of "Last Year at Marienbad" (1961) reminds us.

"In what may be one of his more controversial roles as the administration's compensation official, Mr. Feinberg has the authority to ask any company that received money from the asset relief program to reimburse the government for salaries deemed excessive while they were on taxpayer support.

This will likely become a more controversial point as activists and politicians assess the economic and social costs of being disconnected.