Sentence examples for substantive controversy from inspiring English sources

The museum's overweening personality is probably a good thing for the long-range dynamism of British art culture, which hereby acquires a battleship-size fixed target for substantive controversy.

The attacks on him today from the likes of John McCain and Eric Cantor reflect little more than partisan politics and the by now almost complete intransigence of the Republican Party even on matters about which there is no substantive controversy.

It is with the development and elaboration of (2) that substantive philosophical controversy begins.

But none of the students who were interviewed yesterday seemed to know any substantive details about recent controversies in Los Angeles.

The chairman's chief reaction to all the controversy was to announce "substantive changes" in the party's accounting methods for the hundreds of millions of dollars in donations spent on travel, hotels and entertainment.

Errors by all concerned in the handling of the controversy should not obscure the substantive points at issue.

Facebook, meanwhile, is trying to promote more substantive content, especially given the "fake news" controversies last year.

The Academy addressed the controversy by announcing a "sweeping series of substantive changes" to increase diversity among its members.

The algebraic strength of GEM, and of its weaker finitary and infinitary variants, is worth emphasizing, but it also reflects substantive mereological postulates whose philosophical underpinnings leave room for considerable controversy well beyond the gunk/junk dispute.

He says: "Economics has many substantive areas of knowledge where there is agreement, but also contains areas of controversy.

With Obamacare reform back from the dead and wending its way toward a substantive vote, the Trump administration has decided that two massive national policy controversies are better than one.