Sentence examples for possible controversies from inspiring English sources

This is the only method of settling possible controversies permanently and of putting the water of the stream to its highest beneficial use.

For instance, such information would allow museum staff to anticipate possible controversies about exhibits about evolution in the planning stage.

This proves the obvious: that the pace of scientific innovation is fraught with possible controversies, spanning from ethical to societal and legal ones.

Most of the discussion about plan that is finally approved will focus on the selection committee that will determine the four teams and the possible controversies that will likely ensue.

Integration of this information with data analysis may help researchers to identify possible controversies and to form useful hypotheses for further validations.

Lambert, J. D., Sang, S. & Yang, C. S. Possible controversy over dietary polyphenols: benefits vs risks.

The one note of possible controversy is the inclusion of an expletive in the offering from Tom Odell, Another Love.

Any possible controversy is just a cute anecdote to share, as she did during the "Acoustic Christmas Concert" presented by Baltimore's WPOC radio Friday night.

And this irresistible conclusion, arising from the very face of the Constitution and statutes, is removed beyond all possible controversy by the decision of this court in Vance v. W. A. Vandercook Co. 170 U. S. 438, 42 L. ed.

Now, just before an election, we are given the artifice of an ordinary man so taken by the loveliness of "traditional" England that he is rendered oblivious to possible controversy.

Readers will find other points of possible controversy in Chapter Three's description of the powers of Congress and of the president: We tend to lean in a somewhat "Hamiltonian" direction in our understanding of the sweep and practical potential of the Constitution's grant of powers to Congress.