Sentence examples for which may be controversial from inspiring English sources
I've also stolen a couple of favourite arias from the castrati (sung nowadays by mezzos or countertenors), which may be controversial to the authenticists, but reflects both the buccaneering, make-do spirit of 18th-century music, and is true to actual contemporary practices (tenors did sometimes sing soprano or mezzo arias, transposed down an octave).
Admittedly, to count against (1), we have to assume that this was an unfair distribution, which may be controversial.
But political correctness as a concept can be a double-edged sword, too; deployed as a quiet form of censorship, it may mean that people feel as though they must inherently avoid certain subjects which may be deemed controversial.
The British, by contrast, are relatively happy with moves towards closer defence co-operation, which may be deeply controversial in traditionally neutral Ireland.In each EU country, in short, national governments will carefully tailor their messages to their domestic audiences.
The author's opinion, which may be somewhat controversial, is that the only claim that has been associated with a long-term health benefit is the anticaries effects of fluoride, and thus this claim must be given precedence above all others.
The authors postulate that these drivers are likely to be common to many other research projects situated in a key health service research setting, which may be politically sensitive, or otherwise controversial.
To save money, you can try Vince's controversial "hack" (which may be is dishonest).
In regard to host defense, NO level manipulation in septic animals revealed controversial results which may be due to differences in, among other things, the timing of NOS inhibition [ 47].
But transplanting pig cells into people is still controversial, since it brings the risk of transplanting pig diseases (which may be contagious) at the same time.
A controversial aspect of this work is that the modification may be a delete instead of an insert, which may be counterproductive for the user.
