Sentence examples for more controversial topics from inspiring English sources

Those issues only became controversial in the context of political bargaining over other, more controversial topics.

The two candidates stayed away from more controversial topics, such as whether there should be an independent Palestinian state.

But the event's organisers have for the most part steered clear of the more controversial topics that have lit up online discussion forums since Edward Snowden's revelations two summers ago.

By distracting voters from more controversial topics, dividing the Socialist opposition and siphoning support from the far-right National Front, the issue helped Mr. Sarkozy win a comfortable victory, analysts say.

And while a disco clip may be a surefire online success, Bortsova says the community also responds well to more controversial topics – especially anything that touches on the Soviet disdain for religion and the American enemy.

SCIENCE has few more controversial topics than human intelligence in particular, whether variations in it are a result of nature or nurture, and especially whether such variations differ between the sexes.

It's hard to find a more controversial topic than sugar, which is never far from the media's attention.

While certainly a more controversial topic, someCatholics have also tentatively questioned the Church's insistence on mandatory celibacy.

Paul said it would be better to discuss how the country's drug policies have restricted minority voters, and not the more controversial topic of voter ID legislation.

The second, entitled "Naval Corps, Specialization and Efficiency", argued for increasing the specializations of line officers rather than creating separate corps of specialists, a more controversial topic at a time when naval aviators were agitating for the creation of a new specialist branch of their own.

A more controversial topic has been the use of antimicrobial catheters.