Sentence examples for greater contention from inspiring English sources

And it burst into greater contention in early 2003 when a low-level rebellion began.

Where there has been greater contention is the lack of legal representation of families at inquests.

However, coverage and argument tend to drift into a different area – an area of far greater contention and dispute.

What happens next is already a matter of great contention.

"It was a time of great contention as natural gas was a fossil fuel pillar for the administration," he said.

The issue of Israeli settlements in the West Bank and of Jewish residents in East Jerusalem is also expected to be a source of great contention.

The prosecutions greatest failing, perhaps, was in not conclusively proving criminal intent; indeed, the issue of criminal intent was the subject of greatest contention for Juror No.4, Ruth B. Jordan.

The problem seems to be, though, that there is great contention about when DNARs should be initiated, and who should be involved in ultimately making such a decision.

It's no accident that all three invocations of the Insurrection Act had to do with the American dilemma: throughout our history, the moments of greatest contention about federal power have involved race.

The description of the Arab League peace plan, for example, does not mention the centrality in the plan of the "right of return" for Palestinian refugees, an issue of great contention for the Jewish state.

Keynes's notoriety among the public rose so much that a hip-hop video of him arguing the merits of fiscal stimulus with his rival, F. A. Hayek, went viral on YouTube back in 2010.But whether Keynes's ideas were ever as simple or consistent as some modern-day Keynesian economists suggest is a matter of great contention.