Sentence examples for quite controversial issue from inspiring English sources

Actually, the benefit resulting from a dietary supplementation with these bioactive compounds once isolated from natural sources is a quite controversial issue.

Obviously, privatization is a larger and quite controversial issue, related to that of globalization.

Time can be quite a controversial issue.

"This is an industry association that represents mining companies in Australia of all complexions, including coalmining companies," Thompson said". In Australia, it has certainly been quite a controversial issue because a related part of that organisation, called Coal21, has been lobbying for coal, understandably because that's what their members produce.

The latter observations raise the question of the relationship between both peripheral blood NK cell subsets, which is quite a controversial issue still not clearly resolved.

That issue is quite controversial and it's hard to be 100% sure about if, who and when the list/map was made.

One issue, however, is quite controversial: do genes or the social environment determine our behavior and health?

The last 45 years of literature on systematics of the house mouse revealed that nomenclatorial issues have been quite controversial, with the use of many terms ranging from biochemical groups, subspecies, semi-species to full species to designate the same entities.

The general's stance on human rights issues has also been quite controversial.

The matter is quite controversial.

The issue of gender differences in empathy is quite controversial.