Sentence examples for mostly controversial from inspiring English sources

He had been looking for a little love since he arrived in South Florida after three mostly controversial seasons in New Orleans.

After a famously bitter fight over the nomination of the conservative Robert Bork in the late 80s Bork was the rare nominee to go down presidents went out of their way to pick mostly non-controversial judges, Wheeler noted.

Silver Sluggers are less controversial, mostly because people are much better at evaluating batters than fielders.

It is smaller now and mostly does less controversial work such as guarding diplomats and providing training.

The bill cuts annual combined funding for agencies by 7 percent — and by nearly 18 percent for the E.P.A. alone — but it is controversial mostly because of the onslaught of policy changes.

Among physicians the discussion about appropriateness of these ICU admissions still remains controversial mostly due to questionable outcome, limited resources and costs.

Today, the Commercial Center has (mostly) shed its controversial past.

Trump has gained attention mostly for his controversial remarks on halting illegal immigration, talking about rapists and criminals crossing the border and banning or restricting Muslim immigrants.

Another metabolic adaptation of cancer cells, that has long been established, is their propensity to exhibit increased glutamine consumption, although the effects induced by glutamine deprivation on cancer cells are still controversial, mostly because of the diverse cellular processes in which glutamine is involved.

Best practices research is a popular approach but controversial, mostly due to problematic external validity [ 14, 15].

1b However, the use of native mass spectrometry 2 for studying protein solution structure is still controversial, mostly because site-specific experimental gas-phase data 3 is scarce.