It's drawing as Twitter post, an in-the-moment thing; weekly updates will help to keep it fresh, though it's doubtful that viewers will find anything contentious in Ms. Temple's placement of, say, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.
So if they fail to vote for the candidate everybody expects them to vote for — Barack Obama — a reason other than technical difficulties will have to be found: his contentious relations with the Israeli government or, more likely, his economic policies.
Disenchanted with the prospect of practicing law, an occupation she says she found too contentious, King read the self-help best seller, Getting to Yes, and thought, "This is what I want to do". She moved to California and got a job doing mediation for a family law practice, supplementing her income by giving piano lessons, which she still does.
Sony has been in hot water ever since computer programmer Mark Russinovich first found the contentious XCP software on his computer, prompting damaging publicity, suspension of the software, and recalls.
Do you ever find yourself in contentious conversations with adherents of sunnier brands of Christianity and other religions?
Some people may find this proposal contentious because it bypasses schools and sets up extra-curricula tutoring arrangements directly with the candidates.
I'm sure many in higher education will find the suggestion contentious, but it is one that many of us in further education fully support and the argument for doing so is a strong one.
Here we pay particular attention to the functions of the neck muscles, which we often find to be contentious with those attributed by Snodgrass [12] (see Table 1).
President Obama might be looking for allies anywhere he can find them during the contentious debt limit debate that has consumed Washington this month.
But instead, many young scientists find themselves thrust into contentious authorship disputes, controversial decisions regarding data manipulation and arguments over review procedures.
