Sentence examples for been especially contentious in from inspiring English sources
The issue has been especially contentious in Georgia.
The politics of drilling is especially contentious in Washington.
Foraging by large herbivores can be especially contentious in areas where forage is managed for multiple uses, including livestock forage and wildlife habitat (Kay 1997; National Research Council 2002; Vavra 2005).
The issue of the prisoner release has been especially contentious: Palestinians are demanding the release of all 6,000 Palestinians being held in Israeli jails.
The shift away from teaching Tibetan has been especially contentious.
The debate over the Iran deal has been especially contentious within the American Jewish community.
The debate concerning exemption for parental permission is especially contentious issue in epidemiological research with adolescents.
One is "Summer Interior," created in 1909, a year when he and Ms. Hilsdale had been in Paris, and when the letters were especially contentious, filled with pretexts and rejections.
The debate is especially contentious with respect to whether or not hatchery- or captive-rearing, in general, can maintain attributes other than genetic diversity, namely fitness.
Environmental regulations are especially contentious.
