Sentence examples for To contentious from inspiring English sources
adjective
Marked by heated arguments or controversy.
On Sunday, Trump went from confused to contentious.
Questions of representation were also recurring throughout the semester, sometimes leading to contentious discussions.
Considering whether or not these are essentials quickly leads to contentious territory.
Uproar ensued, leading to contentious debate and even an all-night Senate session.
The three identified questions do not give rise to contentious debates among stakeholders of the REDD + project.
Several large, integrated forest management experiments have been initiated in the Pacific Northwest this past decade, partially in response to contentious resource management debates.
The effort is likely to take years, and to be contentious from beginning to end.
The degree of autonomy given to headteachers to set pay is likely to remain contentious.
The change marked the epilogue to a contentious decadelong partnership that had come to an end.
However, we do not wish this partly semantic point as to how quantitative the data are to be contentious.
Now we come to the contentious, and rather odd, matter of what happened to that memo.
