Sentence examples for much controversial from inspiring English sources

There wasn't much controversial about the ending of the College World Series, but there was a rather unlikely championship story in Arizona's victory, fueled by some unknown stars in unusual circumstances, Albert Chen writes on SI.com.

David Cameron has been warned not to attempt too much controversial legislation in the Queen's Speech, given numerous U-turns in the past year, by former health secretary Lord Lansley, whose views are backed up by a leading thinktank.

"It's a very good time for him to come here, there's not too much controversial news right now and he can project some level of stability and smoothness in the relations," said Waheed Omar, a former spokesman for Mr. Karzai, adding that the visit allows Mr. Obama to go to the May 20 NATO meeting in Chicago on Afghanistan in a strong position.

The early 80s saw much controversial and politically explicit drama - Howard Brenton's allegorical indictment of British rule in Northern Ireland, The Romans in Britain, and David Edgar's Destiny, which dealt with the National Front during a period that saw the birth of the Anti-Nazi League and Rock Against Racism.

However, the use of these adjuvants is much controversial because firm evidence that they are effective is lacking and their use entails considerable risk.

More than thirty years after Wilson's book, it is still very much controversial whether or not humans do in fact have any behavioral traits that are near universal biological adaptations.

But they are much less controversial than affirmative action.

ANNIVERSARIES don't get much more controversial than this.

The second venture was to prove much more controversial.

"The constitutional sequel will be much more controversial, messy and costly".

Men's fashion was much less controversial, as it is, in general, less prone to change.