Sentence examples for particularly controversial issue from inspiring English sources
A particularly controversial issue has been the introduction of feudalism.
Immigration is a particularly controversial issue in this year's presidential elections.
One particularly controversial issue, though hardly a new phenomenon, has significant implications for business now: Woman-on-woman bullying, as women have officially become 50% of the workforce for the first time according to the Shriver Report issued last week.
There is also a story, probably apocryphal, that Franklin's proposal to call in a chaplain to offer a prayer when a particularly controversial issue was being debated in the Constitutional Convention prompted Hamilton to observe that he saw no reason to call in foreign aid.
A particularly controversial issue when making predictions of protein interaction is the definition of a functional association.
The measurement of productivity losses, often also called indirect costs, is a particularly controversial issue.
She drew attention while at the White House for seeking to eschew politics, particularly controversial issues such as abortion.
A trustee must be willing to consider all sides of an issue impartially and to speak candidly on an issue, even if it involves a particularly controversial topic.
Devolved administrations in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland must also have a say, with public consultation where necessary – particularly over controversial issues such as fracking, which can wreck local areas of natural beauty.
The escalating political polarization between the states could heighten the differences between the country's patchworked state laws, particularly around controversial issues that transcend state lines, such as abortion, immigration, and gun control.
One controversial issue, particularly in London, where the cost of living is among the highest in Europe, is the cut to child benefit payments for families where one parent earns about £44,000, or $72,500, or more a year from 2013.
