Sentence examples for uncontroversial problem from inspiring English sources

He and Beaumont, seeking to escape from their uncomfortable political situation, asked for and received official permission to study the uncontroversial problem of prison reforms in America.

It seems uncontroversial to note that no problem will be remedied by the production of more sexually explicit images of teens in this case — not by forcing a young man to endure a traumatizing procedure for evidence, not by coercing the teen to opt into a life with the label "felon" or "sex offender".

I think that the first part of the amendment is uncontroversial, but there is a linguistic problem in the second part.

This might sound uncontroversial, but one of the worst problems in our deprived areas nowadays is the ceaseless flow of new schemes and initiatives.

Two of the issues to which he has devoted the most attention since he arrived in the U.S. Senate, avian flu and nuclear nonproliferation, are grand global problems, which, while relatively uncontroversial, are nonetheless risky choices for signature issues, since, in both cases, success is invisible, and failure could mean disaster of world-changing proportions.

This is a relatively uncontroversial position and does not suggest some problem with impartiality and bias.

The contract is not simply based on uncontroversial assumptions about human rationality, although it describes a rational choice problem within the constraints it imposes; nor is it based on formal considerations about practical reasoning or the logic or semantics of moral discourse.

Although superficially benchmarks appear uncontroversial, they can create at least three types of governance problems.

This is not a major problem for most included taxa, whose status as a member of the waterbird clade is uncontroversial.

Governments in Europe have been leaning on social media giants to accelerate development of tech tools that can automatically flag and even remove problem content (such as hate speech) before it has a chance to spread — though that approach is hardly uncontroversial, and critics argue it whiffs of censorship.

This system is uncontroversial.