Sentence examples for contentious stories from inspiring English sources

In one instance, subs were told that headlines on contentious stories should be checked with reporters.

But it has taken far longer than I would have anticipated after a string of controversial, contentious stories over the past 15 years.

It said: "Audiences feel network news coverage can be simplistic and, on contentious stories, too often focuses on protest rather than the underlying issues".

In the late 19th century and the early 20th century, both The New York Times and The Brooklyn Eagle regularly published contentious stories about the containers, which then took the form of small galvanized pails.

Since taking over at UK Athletics last month, Van Commenee's support of Chambers has been offset by the welter of contentious stories surrounding the publication of the sprinter's autobiography just before the European Indoor Championships in Turin – where Chambers won gold in the 60m.

But if contentious stories of human tragedy aren't enough motivation for you to click, this is what you've missed: 56-year-old Lindsay Sandiford was found carrying 4.8kg of cocaine into Indonesia in March 2012 – supposedly to protect her son from drug barons – and handed death by firing squad for her troubles.

The contentious story has its roots in World War I, when American University offered its campus for the war effort.

No. "I did discuss it with my bosses in news in the same way I do any contentious story we are working on.

Armstrong's books had lower aims, and, for their author, they were essentially mercenary: a place for him to build a brand and tell his (partly false) side of a contentious story.

The contentious back story will not figure into the trial, but Mr. Cuban's feistiness very likely will.

The festival's adaptation sets the contentious love story in the late 1960s, complete with go-go boots and a burned bra.