Sentence examples similar to contention arising from from inspiring English sources

One of the major points of contention arises from the bill's treatment of goods from developing countries that are among the world's biggest carbon emitters, including China, India, Brazil and Mexico.

Competition arose from other genres.

Contention arose about whether an actual round table was desirable.

Actually, at Tuesday's public meeting, little contention arose as neighbors absorbed the design possibilities.

A contention arises that it was stipulated (or there was expressed or implied consent) that New York law is applicable.

Recently, contention arose over what kind of institution the Hurva would be.

(Contention arose in 2011 when the books were rereleased for their 30th anniversary with -- gasp -- new illustrations).

Destruction and violence are before me; strife and contention arise..

Destruction and violence are before me; strife and contention arise.

However, one point of contention arises regarding states whose compulsory school age requirements are below 18 years old.

Contention can arise from an issue as innocuous as, say, un-airbrushed shirtless photos floating around the Internet that show off your chiselled body to millions of people.