Sentence examples for regarded as controversial from inspiring English sources
This, though not disproved, is still regarded as controversial.
And the JC's writer, Sandy Rashty, found it difficult to persuade the "taciturn" Leveson into saying much that could be regarded as controversial.
In a move regarded as controversial by many locals, the city of Dallas contributed $125m of the $420m that went into the magnificent American Airlines Center.
Banned under apartheid, it was still regarded as controversial as recently as 2001, when it was removed from the school reading list by a provincial education department which described it as "deeply racist, superior and patronising".
Like Eqbal Ahmad, Ibn Khaldun was respected for his wisdom, but regarded as controversial: the Egyptian ruler he served did not care to contemplate the decline of his power.In 1995 Mr Ahmad returned to Pakistan and made his home in Islamabad.
It therefore followed that the strikes were legal.The use of the "unable or unwilling" argument to trump national sovereignty, which is regarded as controversial by some international lawyers, has been employed in the past to justify American air strikes against militants in Yemen, Somalia and the tribal areas of Pakistan.
Lieberman spotted that this issue was regarded as too controversial by the mainstream parties, and focused on it.
This idea is so sensible that it is a wonder it is still regarded as vaguely controversial.
They lost five of their last eight games and were widely regarded as a controversial addition to the tournament.
Although it would be regarded as a controversial move, and could well have a negative impact on credit ratings, it would help to reduce the company's debt burden and, in effect, give Highfield some breathing space as he seeks to turn around the publisher's fortunes.
