Sentence examples for no longer controversial from inspiring English sources

Many of these  are no longer controversial.

THAT universities need more money is no longer controversial.

"But it's my sense that it's no longer controversial, and people have moved on.

That is not to say that drug prices and patents are no longer controversial.

"When I am no longer controversial," he proclaimed in 1852, "I will no longer be important".

In the sports world, his methods are no longer controversial, and are broadly accepted at least by most young fans.

Requirement (b) as a constraint on game-theoretic modeling of general human strategic dispositions is no longer very controversial — or, at least, is no more controversial than the generic adaptationism in evolutionary anthropology of which it is one expression.

It is no longer politically controversial.

"It is no longer as controversial, as the major providers have moved to open up their networks".

Presley was no longer a controversial figure; he had become one more predictable mass entertainer, a personage of virtually no interest to the rock audience that had expanded so much with the advent of the new sounds of the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and Dylan.

That statement can be true only in a society where war itself is no longer politically controversial.