Sentence examples for far more contentious from inspiring English sources

Far more contentious is Kosovo.

The question of what should happen if a country goes bust is far more contentious.

Some questions that are far more contentious remain on the legislative docket.

While the I.B.M. case has been controversial, Mr. Weber has tried far more contentious cases.

The issue of what fines the individual banks would pay, however, was far more contentious.

But their biggest professional encounter, after Icahn's first rescue, proved far more contentious.

Although it is being used here to undermine the gene, evolvability is by far the more contentious concept.

They enjoyed the play, which presented a far grimmer and more contentious picture of male bonding.

As senior executives seek to navigate such realities, they have had to deal with a union that has been far more resilient, and contentious, than in years past.

A far more complex and contentious measure requiring higher efficiency standards on a wide range of appliances and electronic devices was approved by both houses in June and signed by the governor in July.

The EPA will take far more ambitious, and contentious, action in June 2014 when it proposes new rules to limit carbon pollution from existing power plants, which are the country's single largest source of greenhouse gas emissions.