Sentence examples similar to contentious quality from inspiring English sources

It did not take long for Joseph J. Lhota, the new chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, to find himself at the center of two of the most contentious quality-of-life issues for subway riders: the tendency to eat on the subway and the prevalence of rats that feast on the crumbs.

A contentious issue in quality assessment is the method of arriving at a score for the overall quality of the study.

Another more contentious dimension is quality: is a given paper significant enough for the journal in question?

This challenge is further complicated by the contentious definition of quality of life, which is highly subjective and varies between individuals.

"[The warning] generates a thumping downgrade in full-year 2016 but leaves us with profits that are less contentious and arguably higher quality in that they generate cash.

The Guardian's new Africa Network, launched today, will join the debate – around contentious issues such as quality of leadership, the legacy of colonialism, identity politics that pitch women's and homosexuals' rights against a form of cultural fundamentalism.

Still, trees and tree quality remain a contentious issue.

The consequences of energy exploration for wildlife and air quality have long been contentious in unspoiled corners of the West.

There is a highly contentious debate in the literature about using quality scoring systems [9].

Quality, affordable healthcare remains a contentious, complex and urgent societal problem.

"We gave it a real go and we were only behind to a contentious goal at the break,  but then their quality told.