uncontroversial

I thought, given what we now know, that this was uncontroversial.

Let us turn now to the report itself and to the proposal, which is not uncontroversial.

Let's begin with a fairly uncontroversial one: the strong economy.

And remember, some of the things we do are not exactly uncontroversial."

While this development may be inevitable, it is not uncontroversial.

I made my own life as a quiet, uncontroversial scholar.

I believe this should be a very uncontroversial proposal by the Commission.

For real controversy last week one turned to the often uncontroversial Horizon.

But at the same time his legacy is not entirely uncontroversial.

Today, the law is largely uncontroversial across the whole political spectrum.

But if you want to talk about the difference between good and bad policy, it helps to have an uncontroversial starting point.

The book was well received, although not uncontroversial, within scientific circles.

In the reality based universe it is, well, normal and uncontroversial.

Our experiment will not be uncontroversial: little to do with aid or development is.

The connection has been made by several historians and is uncontroversial, but not certain.

Not all of the lobbying was related to uncontroversial projects.

This means that half of the amendments are totally uncontroversial.

This was not uncontroversial because of his career ties to military intelligence.

This would allow the legislature to easily make uncontroversial changes.

Within the City itself there is a complex ecology, much of it uncontroversial.

The first claim is uncontroversial: we can often recognize the effects of design in nature.

I can see number three being controversial, perhaps, but one and two are scientifically uncontroversial.

However, it is possible to overshoot the mark, even in the case of such an uncontroversial issue.

Principle 1 is taken to be a logical truth and (for the most part) uncontroversial.

They then teach in as uncontroversial a way as possible.