Sentence examples for more controversial in from inspiring English sources

No area of property law has been more controversial in the past decade than takings.

Perhaps nothing is more controversial in experimental dance today than performance style.

None came more expensive for what he does, or more controversial in his attitude, than Balotelli.

Why do you think it's so much more controversial in terms of Muslim women?

But these signals are more ambiguous than those he spotted in newborn babies and far more controversial in their implications.

Just how this is to be done, however, has been rather more controversial in the post-Bloomfieldian tradition.

Why is that?It's more controversial in the West, where the hijab and veil have become symbols.

"Has a referee ever scored a goal, either accidentally or in more controversial circumstances, in a top-flight European match?" asked Daniel Turner in May 2005.

May 27: Another one-two, but this time in far more controversial circumstances in Monaco, with a charging Hamilton unhappy at being told to back off of Alonso.

Any aid to auto manufacturers in Britain is potentially more controversial than in those other countries.

In this article, we discuss these and other, more controversial factors in selecting ALD patients for liver transplantation.