Sentence examples for even contentious from inspiring English sources
And while that may sound simple, she said, proxy voting can get complicated and even contentious.
This latest go-round, directed by Iqbal Khan, is the best yet, sharpening the focus on an admittedly difficult, even contentious work.
"Scientists rely on the ability to have frank, sometimes even contentious discussions with each other," Dr. Mann said in an interview Tuesday.
While Beasley's trek to Kansas State has been improbable and even contentious, Hill still laughs about the first time that he ever saw him as a clumsy youngster in those oversized shoes.
"What's frustrating is when there's something which is an obvious win — it's not even contentious — and it doesn't go forward," said Dan Kammen, director of the Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley, who helped design and study early PACE programs.
[C11.] Argentine President Ousts Economy Minister Bringing an abrupt end to an alliance that had grown uneasy and even contentious, Argentina's president, Néstor Kirchner, left, fired his economy minister, Roberto Lavagna, the main architect of the country's recovery from the worst economic crisis in its history.
Even more contentious nomination fights loom.
The increased disclosure makes it even more contentious.
Yet Lewis blithely hoists his rhetoric to even more contentious heights.
The afternoon session on spinal cord injections was even more contentious.
Stimulus Plans to reflate the global economy have, if anything, proved to be even more contentious.
