Sentence examples for hotly contentious from inspiring English sources
While many immigration issues have become hotly contentious, the asylum program has generally enjoyed solid bipartisan support in Congress.
Mailer wrote two erotically hyper-charged novels in this period, "The American Dream" and "Why Are We in Vietnam?," but, as the country's mood became hotly contentious, he began writing an expansive new form of journalism, which, for its evocative power and philosophical reach, has never been equalled.
Yet, somehow, in the United States ― second only to China in carbon emissions ― the issue has gone almost entirely ignored during a hotly contentious presidential election.
Rather than risk a child's life by presenting him with only one side of a hotly contentious issue that will eventually be refuted by someone else in this vast and diverse world, responsible parenting must prepare a child to deal effectively with the wide diversity of worldviews he will be forced to face in life.
Next Thursday, the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct will begin issuing its findings as it prepares for embarrassing, headline-grabbing public hearings that Democrats, in this hotly contested, contentious midterm election season, are desperately hoping to avoid.
Along with the hotly contested mayoral race, there are contentious battles being fought in many of the city's 50 wards to shape the City Council that will work with -- or perhaps stand up to -- the future mayor.
Granting legal rights to fetuses is a contentious issue that has been hotly debated in a number of states.
But as in the United States, where immigration legislation has been hotly debated for months, migrant labor remains a contentious issue in Britain.
Some of the most hotly disputed aspects of the case will only become more contentious with the release of these reports.
Republicans were hotly opposed.
