Sentence examples for contention how much from inspiring English sources
It remains a matter of contention how much Nicholls, who regularly met Shane Sutton and other senior figures at British Cycling and reported back to Timson and Warr, was told about a report by Peter King in November 2012, which revealed some of the tensions and problems at the velodrome.
Having spent the off-season training hard to put themselves back in contention, how much would it have hurt the other riders to see Marquez set a new lap record at the first test of 2015?
There was bitter contention over how much was enough, and about the wisdom or necessity of small wars on the periphery, in places like Vietnam and Central America.
Some points of contention include how much personal information the RIAA has already gathered on various defendants and, perhaps more importantly, what types of information — user names, passwords, credit card numbers, etc.
This signals just how much contention there was within the ruling Democratic Party of Japan.
A key point of contention is whether and how much the tax cuts sought by President Donald Trump will actually boost economic growth to such a degree that inflation will pick up enough to prompt the Fed to act.
Just how much is in contention.
The two sides published a joint "traffic light" document on Thursday, which went through 55 separate issues of contention and marked them according to how much progress had been made.
One may inquire how much the Q-CRQ/Q-CRP-based channel contention is efficient, when compared to the legacy binary exponential backoff (BEB -based one.
How much influence it has is a point of contention among experts, but regardless, there is something to be said about being the oldest one of the bunch.
