Sentence examples for has remained contentious from inspiring English sources
Still, the question of land ownership has remained contentious and has hindered the development of commercial agriculture.
Still, his place in history has remained contentious as fringe elements have revived his name as a symbol of Slovak nationalist pride and sought to cast him as man who had little choice but to cooperate with Nazi Germany.
Delivery of aid has remained contentious throughout the Syrian war, which is now into its fourth year, with regime officials insisting that all relief be funnelled through the state apparatus.
The role of Shia militias, which were raised to supplement the state military after it surrendered Mosul and Tikrit to Isis in June 2014, has remained contentious throughout the two-year war, with some Sunni leaders alleging that these militias have pursued sectarian agendas.
Because the divergence order of these lineages has remained contentious, more sequence data and data from additional taxa are necessary.
Whereas phosphorylation of the catalytic subunit of PP2A inhibits enzyme activity [17], [18], a link between methylation of Leu309 and PP2A activity has remained contentious with different groups observing opposed effects [4], [19], [20], [24].
The relationships among the living classes of molluscs have remained contentious, in part because of a lack of consistent morphological characters that unequivocally unite clusters of taxa within this extremely disparate phylum.
The negotiations have remained contentious and seemingly always moments away from collapse.
The dialogue has remained a contentious element.
But 1976 also saw the composition of a remarkable cluster of important works that could all be classified as minimalist, a term that Michael Nyman first applied to music in 1968 and which has remained useful, if contentious, ever since.
The airline passenger issue, which General Jones and Mr. Panetta also raised in their meetings, is particularly contentious but has remained largely out of public view.
