Sentence examples for very controversial area from inspiring English sources

"It's been a very controversial area," said Dr. Baker, 48, who lives in Teaneck, N.J., and has a doctorate in psychology from Teachers College at Columbia.

"This is a very controversial area, even more so than concussions," said Dr. Francis G. O'Connor, president of the American Medical Society of Sports Medicine.

A judge at one hearing noted that joint enterprise was a "very controversial area of law" and accepted the view of the original trial judge that there were mitigating circumstances, as outlined in a probation report: "He did not plan the trip to Sydenham and was more likely to be a follower than a leader in what took place in Home Park.

Volcker: Oh, you know, that's a very controversial area.

But it's a very controversial area.

With the high use of genetically-modified soy in U.S. products, this remains a very controversial area.

This would have meant increasing funding, to hire new border police officers – which was clearly unlikely; or taking those police officers who currently work at the border off their home forces and bringing them together in a single national border police force – which would have been very controversial in areas like London, Kent and so on.

But suffice to say, the issue here is not one of amplification; it's simply that the headline was wrong, devoid of evidence, and served to derail public understanding of a very controversial and heated area of debate.

Data mining is a very big and controversial area, another one where this question of how open data should be is still a big question.

Therefore, the presence of established and permanently functional NSCs niches in mentioned brain areas is still very controversial.

Very controversial.