Sentence examples for more controversial but from inspiring English sources

"The third thing was a little more controversial, but it's how we felt," he says.

More controversial but increasingly important is the idea of direct government job creation.

Nuclear power and biofuels are much more controversial, but are likely to be used to some extent.

Preparing for the Olsat is more controversial, but some companies have claimed high rates of success in helping students master the exam.

The brothers Anil and Mukesh Ambani are more controversial, but they have turned the family business into two global giants, with interests from chemicals to entertainment.Some Indian gazillionaires are flashy.

A more controversial but much smaller project is a proposal to build a 50-megawatt power plant that would run on wood chips on a mill site in downtown Berlin.

This is a more controversial area, but if such spending is meant to yield some form of "output" over a long period, then it too should count as investment.

We're forever hearing about the snipes and scrapes of the culinary world's more controversial stars, but it's the chefs doing something really positive for British food that should be dominating the column inches.

But it's not true, says Patrick Smith, the author of Salon's "Ask the Pilot" column [emphasis added]:Say what you want about Ryanair overall — this is a carrier known to push the boundaries of "low-cost carrier" into ever more controversial directions — but this is another one of those things that looks a lot worse than it is.

Poems like "What You Mean I Can't Irony?" have the same fighting spirit that drives Reed's more controversial essays, but in the context of the poem Reed seems to be cajoling rather than bullying his reader, setting out honey rather than vinegar.

Highlights at the Young Vic included a controversial lyrical revival of Eugene O'Neill's Ah, Wilderness! and an even-more-controversial, but brilliant, new adaptation of Franz Kafka's The Trial, set by director Richard Jones on a moving walkway to emphasize the humdrum inevitability of Rory Kinnear's fate as the bemused and persecuted small-time clerk.