Sentence examples for contentious finding from inspiring English sources

Reprints Related items The mid-west's fight-back: Pulling the big birdMay 10th 2001 Europe's capital markets: Takeover troublesMay 10th 2001 Shareholder activism: Europe’s revolting shareholdersMay 10th 2001This is a contentious finding.

At the time this was a contentious finding.

However, the limitations were lack of corroboration of findings with quantitative data and inability to explore a few contentious findings where consensus couldn't be reached.

One of the more contentious findings from recent prospective observational studies is that the glycemic index (GI) of the carbohydrate is an independent dietary determinant of risk of type 2 diabetes.

The ruling, from the Court of Appeals, reflects the politically contentious topic of finding additional resources for education.

This approach could eliminate the highly contentious issue of finding new sites for such plants.

"In the absence of finding something contentious, a mountain was made out of a molehill".

In "The Race Card," a sharp, tightly argued and delightfully contentious work, Richard Thompson Ford flatly disagrees, finding "something Orwellian" about Winfrey's "egalitarian demand for one's rightful position as V.I.P. — a civil rights claim to a colorblind hierarchy of the rich and famous".

Another informant found CCAAC advocates (some she identified as having crossed over from the women's/social justice movements) highly contentious in that they were "always finding fault in any policy proposed by government".

By using Ms. Saberi and many of its own citizens as political pawns, Iran is ensuring that its shockingly poor human rights record will remain a contentious issue between the two countries and make finding rapprochement even harder.

Indeed, undertaking a funeral for Mr. Priebke — let alone finding a final resting place for him — has become an especially contentious undertaking.