Sentence examples for least contentious from inspiring English sources

Americans, in other words, now have the least contentious relationship with their president in a generation.

The most likely progress is in the least contentious areas - forestry, finance and technology.

For Mr. Schröder, cutting taxes is perhaps the least contentious part of his broader plan to reform the German economy.

Alas, this is a subject which makes the right to bear arms look like the least contentious idea in history.

American and Russian officials decided to tackle arms control in part because it seemed the least contentious of their issues.

Their plan would be for the guerrillas and the government to reconcile slowly, starting with the least contentious issues.

The ratification fight was a few months shorter than the health-care fight, but it was at least as contentious.

Kavanaugh was involved in at least one contentious meeting at the Office of White House Counsel in 2002, and two former White House officials detailed his role in interviews this week with The Washington Post.

There always seems to be at least one contentious incident at every Olympics and, sure enough, another ugly episode duly unfolded in the final stretch of the 10km slog around the world's most scenic course.

But there is at least one contentious moral issue for which there is a widely accepted moral theory, one that has been embraced for many centuries by both religious and secular thinkers, not just in the United States, but in many societies.

Meanwhile, at least two perenially contentious laws are due to expire this year: one regulates the sale of advanced and military related technology to foreign countries and the other governs agriculture programs, including price supports for farmers.