Sentence examples for a very contentious issue from inspiring English sources
"Overtime is a very contentious issue," said Vincent Pan, a member of the police commission.
"These 11th-hour revisions only serve to create more uncertainty about a very contentious issue," Mr. Niehaus said.
"It's becoming a very contentious issue". Sylvia Crawford, supervising publicist for Detroit, said the city had listened to community groups by keeping the stadium standing.
So open monetization of food on the marketplace is a very contentious issue where the Europeans, who don't practice monetization, tend to criticize the US government, which is the primary practitioner of monetization, quite heavily.
My mom, who had Alzheimer's, died in 2008, and this was a very contentious issue separating me and my oldest sister who, alas, had health-care power of attorney.
Recently Ortner stated that "the presence of syphilis in the Old World before 1500 A.D. remains a very contentious issue…" [1].
In column [3] of Table 6, we further control for the county-specific 2004 crime rate and 2005 unemployment rate: the rationale for this is that individuals might be particularly sensitive to their economic and social environment when they are asked about a policy proposal regarding a potentially very contentious issue.
He's been promising votes on some very contentious issues, giving a lot of political strength to Democrats who are advocating for action on these issues.
Senator Obama, you have called for bold leadership in your campaign, but as a state senator you voted "present" rather than for or against a number of bills dealing with some very contentious issues, such as abortion laws and gun control laws.
