Sentence examples for contentious with from inspiring English sources
The issue is particularly contentious with the Mexican government.
The politics of climate change remains contentious, with Democrats more concerned about the issue than Republicans.
Health is also contentious, with the NHS in Scotland under the usual stresses and strains.
If contract talks become contentious with the Broncos, how should they value Lloyd?
He can be contentious with forum visitors and yet also has a sense of propriety.
The interpretation of quantum physics is notoriously contentious, with many competing versions.
True, the generational exchange there is contentious, with torches dropped as quickly as they were passed.
The meeting's first day was contentious, with a parade of feuding government experts giving conflicting views on Avandia's safety.
Media reform is not only contentious with the industry, it remains a sensitive topic with the National party.
Immigrant assimilation has always been slow and contentious, with progress measured not in years but in decades.
That opposition is likely to grow more contentious with the approach of highly competitive presidential elections in 2000.
