Sentence examples for few contention from inspiring English sources

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There were a few points of contention.

Her close relationship with her parents is, after all, one of their few points of contention.

The Minnick campaign has accused the Labrador campaign of misrepresenting Mr. Minnick's military service and his position on tax cuts, to name just a few points of contention.

While Republicans said they intended to treat Ms. Kagan fairly, they seized on a few points of contention, particularly her decision while an administrator at Harvard to briefly bar military recruiters from campus in a dispute over Pentagon policy on openly gay men and lesbians in the military.

The brand-name golfers are in short supply in the Northern Trust Open, but one of the few rocketed into contention Saturday.

Canada is also intent on keeping its own agricultural protection scheme intact, despite our supply-management system being one of the few points of contention singled out by The Donald himself.

Piketty has revived Marx's belief that capital would accumulate and become concentrated in ever fewer hands, a contention that was always suspect, both because Marx set out in Das Kapital to prove the conclusions he had previously reached in The Communist Manifesto of 1848 and because of a lack of anything approaching adequate economic data to make his case.

But few supported Gill's contention that the hostilities would end once Pakistan stopped supporting them.

Few argued with the contention that James's exodus, especially the one-hour ESPN show, was insensitive to the Cavaliers and their fans.

As usually happens at the teams, the last round was tense, since only a few teams were in contention for the championship.