Sentence examples for which is controversial from inspiring English sources

The Roundabout has accepted increasingly popular "enhancement" money, which is controversial within the nonprofit world.

One route is cloning, which is controversial because it involves the creation and destruction of embryos.

The test, which is controversial and not covered by insurance, has only recently begun to catch on in the East.

That five-to-four decision, which is controversial to this day, settled the Bush-Gore race but not much else.

Some states are simply consolidating operations and closing prisons, which is controversial among lawmakers and often riles a community.

The two men were also asked about federal financing for stem cell research, which is controversial because it involves destroying human embryos.

They also provide abortions, which are controversial, obviously, but legal, obviously.

That gave Myriad a monopoly on diagnostic testing for the disease, which was controversial enough.

Biofuels made from corn also cost more than fossil fuels, so they require government mandates or subsidies, which are controversial.

The vandalism is reminiscent of attacks on Daniel Buren's black-and-white striped columns, Les Deux Plateaux, which were controversial when they were installed at the Palais Royal in 1985.

While true to later events, the new ending falsifies Werfel's political and theological ideas, which were controversial even in 1934.