Sentence examples for contentious row from inspiring English sources

The former wife of Sir Paul McCartney is now facing a fine of up to €1,000 and a referral to the International Paralympic Committee's legal and ethics commission after a contentious row that ended her hopes of representing Great Britain at next year's Games.

The clash raised the prospect of a game of "parliamentary ping pong" next week over the contentious issue, further inflaming the constitutional row between ministers and the Lords over the powers of the Upper Chamber.

"Two nights in a row I hit on contentious topics & lose 100 followers, including @Brittany1golf (Lincicome)," Kim wrote in a message that remains on her page.

The lunch money row is one of several contentious issues between the family and the school, including, Kelly says, Reon missing PE lessons to complete detentions.

The Lions back row debate is perhaps the most contentious area of selection.

SAN FRANCISCO ― Five years ago, Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, now President Donald Trump's nominee for administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, sat in the front row as the U.S. Supreme Court debated the contentious Affordable Care Act.

It led to a series of rows and eventually, after one extremely contentious decision not to run a certain item (the contents of which I cannot disclose), MacKenzie went.

The fact that the proposals also include building council housing in the Billionaires' Row of Paris only makes them more contentious.

Mossbourne's plans – due to see the first year-nine rowing intake next September – will stir the contentious issue of admissions in English state schools.

Berlin loves a row, especially one that draws on its eternally contentious past.

And the way the questions were asked, and I was told later, that how about you back there in the fourth row, and they singled him out to be the contentious questioner of George Bush".