Sentence examples for so uncontroversial from inspiring English sources

The deal was so uncontroversial that it passed the House by unanimous consent.

Extending the surtax is so uncontroversial that even President Bush's latest budget assumes it will happen.

For most of my life the truism has seemed precisely that: so uncontroversial as to be a cliche.

In the end, since the resolution was so uncontroversial, the assembly did not even bother to vote.

So far, so uncontroversial, but looming above all of this is a rather more troublesome instruction: a Scout must do his duty to God and to the Queen.

Tariffs were positively associated with growth in ten countries from Germany to America from 1875 to 1914.So far, so uncontroversial.

"Emilio is so tame, uncontroversial and really not newsworthy," others would complain.

Common Core has been relatively uncontroversial so far here, largely because California, which adopted Common Core in 2010, has resisted efforts to rush it.

It can even automatically change your desktop wallpaper to something uncontroversial, so your bosses won't unexpectedly glimpse the HotBikiniBabes.com photo that you usually use.

This, odd as it may sound to say so, is relatively uncontroversial in modern ethical philosophy; for what I mean by morality here is its metaphysical conception as a truth or command that comes to us from "on high".

"Society prepares the crime," wrote Adolphe Quetelet, a Belgian statistician, in 1835, "and the guilty person is only the instrument".The findings of those statisticians' successors that poor children are more likely to fail at school, poor adults to commit crimes and die young, and so on are nowadays uncontroversial.