Sentence examples for more controversial matter from inspiring English sources

Roads are a more controversial matter.

While it was agreed by nearly all that God was not a material being, the state of the human soul was a more controversial matter.

That * can't hold is easily proven given any consistent system with BA-RE and BA-NO.[2] So refraining from p is not equivalent to merely not bringing about p. Whether or not it is of great importance in deontic logic itself is a more controversial matter.

The radiation of animal phyla in relation to the Cambrian explosion is possibly an even more controversial matter that the radiation of angiosperms.

Still, the CBI thinks it is time to move on – Mr Diamond of Barclays will speak next week about "reinvigorating the banking sector" rather than more controversial matters.

Given these sentiments, many senators appear to believe that Clinton should go for a swift Garland confirmation and use the extra time to try to push more controversial matters through Congress.

But more controversial matters such as free speech, pornography and gambling are best regulated locally, even if that means some countries imposing laws that cyber-libertarians object to.Figuring out whose laws apply will not always be easy, and thrashing all of this out will take years.

With regard to the provisions concerning access to energy, the negotiators at the WSSD were focused on much more controversial matters.

(Though it is an easier pitch for those places than But I'm a Cheerleader, which, while worlds better, contains a more controversial subject matter).

Robert Mapplethorpe's iconic photography in the 1980's series Flowers depicted the pert grace of Calla lilies and poppies with the same frankness that he captured more controversial subject matters.

The summer impasse also presages tough days ahead for both parties charged with resolving far more controversial tax and spending matters before the end of the year.