Sentence examples for more controversial elements from inspiring English sources
The conversation skipped the more controversial elements of the project: failing businesses, falling real estate values and noisy construction sites.
There are early signs, though, that some of the more controversial elements of recent presidential campaigns might be somewhat muted this time around.
And it is why some in the party are already taking steps to curb one of the more controversial elements of the caucus process: the Ames Straw Poll.
None of the cuts will take effect until the spring, and the plan's more controversial elements have to be approved again next year, opening the door to months of public hand-wringing and political brinkmanship.
Mr. Romney sought to get ahead of Democratic criticism by framing one of the more controversial elements of Mr. Ryan's approach as an effort "to make sure we can save Medicare".
When the universities and science minister Jo Johnson introduced his green paper last month, one of the more controversial elements was a pledge to speed up the process for new providers to gain degree-awarding powers and, ultimately, achieve university status.
Indeed, the oath was a much more controversial element of the treaty at the time than the fact of partition.
In a more controversial element of the plan, the Pentagon would also build silos and missile storage facilities for about five interceptors at Fort Greely, which military planners view as the likely base for a system of ground-based interceptors capable of defending the nation.
Article 13 is arguably the more controversial element of the two, and it is certainly where opposition campaigning has been fiercest.
That was one of the more-controversial elements of the declaration, because it holds that men who father children outside of marriage must be held accountable for those children just as they are for children fathered within marriage.
Dr. Sternberg's test has similar elements but includes a more controversial component: cartoon captioning and short-story writing to quantify creativity.
