Sentence examples for deeply contentious from inspiring English sources

Yet the TTIP is deeply contentious.

The deal, they said, raised several deeply contentious issues.

However, the solution to Britain's railway problems remains deeply contentious.

Since 2011, the world has been a deeply contentious place.

But Qatar's swagger is deeply contentious among its neighbors.

This is a deeply contentious time of year.

Mapes' book and Vanderbilt's screenplay present the incident as a harbinger of the deeply divided and contentious climate in which the news is now delivered each day, and a demarcation point regarding the importance of journalism along with the intersection of the Internet and media ownership.

Mr. Ryan, the chairman of the House Budget Committee who is deeply involved in the contentious fiscal talks under way in Washington, did not wade into specific details of the negotiations.

The purpose of this annual celebration is to move beyond sound bites and to delve deeply into a complicated, contentious topic.

Should Ms. Hutchison decide to run, too, the nomination battle not only would be contentious (perhaps even deeply divisive) but would also burn up a lot of money (maybe $20 million or more) that otherwise could be spent fighting Democrats.

Even for American allies, like Mr. Hariri, the United States has become such a contentious player, loathed so deeply by one side in the crisis, that a more visible role would only harm its friends.