Sentence examples for more controversial for from inspiring English sources

It is more controversial for its proposed use of tolls — little loved in Texas — than for questions about land use.

Still, she acknowledged that it was "more controversial for the president to act alone in these circumstances" than for him to do so with Congressional backing.

A decision to try Gbagbo at the ICC would be all the more controversial for many Ivorians after ICC chief prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo said this month that Libya could try Muammar Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam at home, despite an ICC arrest warrant against him for crimes against humanity.

That is three times as many strikes in the past year as in Pakistan, where the drones have gotten far more attention and proved more controversial for their use in a country where the United States does not have combat forces.

"Of course, that's more controversial for the Hadean".

(i) and (iii) are more controversial for reasons explored later.

The regulations aim to curb some of the more controversial trends for the for-profit education sector, including high student loan default rates and excessive burdens of debt compared to the salaries students attain after graduation.

By 1983, it was harder not to like Marvin Gaye's coolly lethargic Motown rendition: Similar, but more controversial — listen for the jeers and watch for the confused look on Oscar De La Hoya's face toward the end — was R. Kelly's jazzy improvisation before a boxing match in 2006.

In addition, it features slightly more controversial proposals for build-operate-transfer (BOT) contracts with the private sector for refinery construction, in order to reverse increasing dependency on imports of refined products.

Can more controversial businesses – for example alcohol or gambling businesses –have a net positive impact?

The technology is also thought to be under consideration as part of a more controversial system for use aboard commercial jetliners to provide intelligence during hijackings.