Sentence examples for internal contention from inspiring English sources

Those reforms are the subject of significant internal contention.

After the correction to Goldberg's review was added, Joe Pompeo, at Vanity Fair, described internal contention and embarrassment at the Times surrounding the piece.

The Victorian moderate was also key in persuading John Howard to wind back the worst of his punitive immigration regime during the last period of Coalition government – and Broadbent is evidently galvanised sufficiently to put his view on the record at a moment when the Liberal party is awash with tribalism, pugilism, internal contention and mulish retribution.

And, paradoxically perhaps, you might find that you grow faster with fewer employees and less internal contention.

Besides, this study is to address the issue of internal bandwidth contention in a same service class or category.

It is understood that the internal bandwidth contention also happens even in heterogeneous applications where more than one requests are having the same requirements.

Second, a web map service often consists of several tiers which have different intensive resource needs and result in dynamic internal resource contention.

There is a convoluted reality in which contradictory trends of decentralization and centralization co-emerge from overlapping layers of, first, internal political contentions, and second, a transforming actor spectrum within the country's changing political economy of risk reduction.

The idea behind the methods reviewed in this section is to describe a service in terms of its response time, assuming the lack of any further information concerning its internal characteristics (e.g., contention level from concurrent requests).

In Friday's filing, Groupon addressed another point of contention: a lengthy internal e-mail from its chief executive, Andrew Mason.

David Axelrod, a top Obama adviser, said on CBS's "Face the Nation" that secret political donations to the chamber and other groups pose "a threat to our democracy". Axelrod also took the unusual step of calling on the chamber to release internal documents backing up its contention that foreign money is not being used to pay for U.S. political activities.