Sentence examples for suggest controversial from inspiring English sources

Table 3 summarises the key debates on male circumcision in sub-Saharan Africa, debates that suggest controversial and highly emotive subjects might have a significant impact on whether a policy is enacted, how it is implemented and how its implementation affects service users and service providers.

*Dinosaurs (because they suggest the controversial subject of evolution).

Now, genetic analyses of mosquitoes suggest a controversial explanation.

(C3) The answers that evolutionary psychology seems to suggest on controversial cases often don't match with our contemporary medical classifications of health and pathology (Murphy and Stich, 2000).

These findings suggest a controversial role of securin in cellular senescence.

Data on EC-specific responses suggest a controversial and context-dependent role in vascular plasticity.

David Adam Hilary Benn yesterday reignited the debate on growing GM crops in Britain when he suggested the controversial plants could contribute to increased food security.

Now the Metropolitan police commissioner, Sir Bernard hasan-Howe, hasuggesteded a controversial change to reforms that were introduced after a series of damning reports by the Independent Police Complaints Commission.

Dodson, an Indigenous barrister, academic and chairman of the Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, suggested the controversial resort should be fully divested to the Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara people – the Anangu – as soon as possible.

Writing in the Observer, Tutu also suggests the controversial US and UK-led action to oust Saddam Hussein in 2003 created the backdrop for the civil war in Syria and a possible wider Middle East conflict involving Iran.

He claimed it was evidence Murdoch had only feigned remorse over the scandal that rocked his empire and suggested the controversial news had been leaked ahead of the bank holiday weekend to limit its impact.