Sentence examples for cause of contention from inspiring English sources

Even school breakfasts are back as a cause of contention.

One NTC official admitted that the continued presence of Gaddafi in cold storage was a cause of contention.

That seems to have been a cause of contention during his brief marriage to Daisy Rivera, whom he wed in 1983 under family pressure after she became pregnant.

What Mayer should do with the massive cash hoard is a cause of contention between the company and some investors.

One cause of contention for viewers was that a minor character is raped in the books, instead of Sansa on the show.

This creates a disparity with respect to payment for performance and has been a cause of contention in the Ugandan public health care system for a long time [ 34, 36, 41].

"I commissioned research to see if my experience was typical of shared living – it revealed that while housemates were lots of fun to live with, chores and bills were a cause of much contention.

Pequigney writes "Shakespeare finishes the episode by acknowledging what had long been evident, that the focus and cause of the contention was centered on the youth, not on literary laurels".

Exposing stances on controversial issues can cause points of contentions with friends, family, and colleagues.

Teasing out the expression and biological function of each p63 variant has been both the focus of, and a cause for contention in the p63 field.

Why do you think there is controversy over the agreement?President Ma: In Taiwan, any matter that involves cross-strait relations will cause some degree of contention.