Sentence examples for contentious concerned from inspiring English sources
One of the most contentious concerned his front-page allegation in 2002 that five men had conspired to kidnap Victoria Beckham.
These goals contrasted with the more contentious concerns that Washington wanted to address, especially the tensions with North Korea, growing trade problems and the stubborn issue of human rights.
Another more contentious concern (addressed as a central theme of this special issue by Perring, Audet and Lamb, eds).
But one of the more contentious concerns has evolved out of the characteristic that made microfinance so attractive to those unsatisfied with traditional models of philanthropy and development: the seductive combination of "doing good" and "doing well" at the same time.
Bringing together two politically contentious concerns - climate change and managing population growth - in an effort to build effective policy has been far from easy.
At the end of one particularly rancorous session with his American counterparts, Brooke wrote in his diary, "Another poisonous day!" One of the longest-running and most contentious disputes concerned when and where to open a second front in Western Europe.
The most contentious issue concerns slot machines.
Faction leaders did agree on one of the most contentious articles concerning the powers of the president, according to Qayum Karzai, the older brother of the president.
The agreement does not directly address the two most contentious issues concerning the airport, which have been water pollution and noise.
At least one of Britain's other claims could be even more contentious: it concerns the waters round the Falklands and South Georgia, the objects of a war with Argentina in 1982.
For more than two years, federal investigators have been struggling to resolve a critical and contentious question concerning the collapse of the World Trade Center towers: was the spray-on fireproofing initially placed on the twin towers' innovative lightweight floors sufficient to protect them in a major fire?
