Sentence examples for extreme contention from inspiring English sources

This is a point of extreme contention.

"His bisexuality is reportedly a point of extreme contention with his father," the cable continued.

THAT, more than anything else, is why ACA continues to be a bone of extreme contention.

If, we have the other extreme, which is an OFDMA system without contention (no need for CSMA).

Mallaby also challenges Madrick's secondary contention, that the era was marked by "extreme free-market ideology" — though he notes that almost all players in the economy embraced free-market ideas.

Both animal and human data support this contention; however, the human data are clear in extreme situations (e.g., inmates of concentration camps) but less so under less drastic conditions.

At such an extreme scale, the substantial amount of concurrency can cause a critical contention issue for I/O system.

However, all three species grew very well in waterlogged soil without flooding, supporting the contention by Keddy (2010) that wetland plants tolerate extremes of flooding but do not physiologically require them, and that the apparent requirement for flooding in these species is more ecological than physiological.

Well, that conclusion would be presumptive in the extreme given that the youngster is captain, adored by the supporters and still in contention for a first Serie A title.

"It was the one that got away," Langer said, adding he had played well in the extreme weather in the afternoon of the first round and morning of the second just to get in contention for the weekend.

However, a more extreme drift model is plausible, since this role for selection assumes that all modifications are under strong selection, a contention which has not been demonstrated.