Sentence examples for was already controversial from inspiring English sources

His appointment to the new audit-oversight committee, which had been established under the Sarbanes-Oxley act on corporate governance, was already controversial.

Mr Webster's appointment to the new audit-oversight committee, which had been established under the Sarbanes-Oxley act on corporate governance, was already controversial.

This was already controversial, though, as the largest scale modernist housing project that had happened anywhere at that date – housing not the rarefied clientele of Le Corbusier's then-celebrated modernist villas, but a population of working class Berliners.

Provenge was already controversial.

Mexico City's place in Spectre was already controversial because the authorities paid for the privilege.

(The four-day, $40,000 trip itself was already controversial, as Pruitt clearly doesn't work for the Department of Energy, yet for some reason was there to promote trade in natural gas). .

Both are already controversial.

But broad programs like the National Security Agency's telephone surveillance efforts are already controversial in the West.

In any case, the strategy of importing management consultants into the public sector is already controversial in some quarters.

The shootings, during a protest on Nakba Day last week, were already controversial and had been raised by the US secretary of state, John Kerry, in a statement.

Superheroes were new, but they were already controversial; by the spring of 1940, critics were calling comic books a "national menace".