Sentence examples for lines of contention from inspiring English sources

The broad lines of contention had already been drawn in June during one of Belgium's most polarised general elections in years.

It's now unmistakable that Jesse and Celine's attraction rests on a fault line of contention.

"Mexico's policy with the U.S. has tended to bypass the Paseo de la Reforma," where the embassy is located, "but now that will become the first line of contention," said Antonio Ocarranza, a political analyst who had been a spokesman for the former president, Ernesto Zedillo.

Several lines of evidence support this contention.

Two lines of evidence support this contention.

Three lines of reasoning support the contention that controlling gait style may be important when examining exercise hyperpnea.

There are several lines of evidence supporting our contention: 1. GLP-1 receptor mRNA and protein are expressed in the proximal tubular cells in rats and pigs [ 20, 30, 31]; while a recent study reported that the GLP-1 receptor is exclusively localized in the smooth muscle cells of arterioles and blood vessels lining the kidney in the primates and humans [ 32].

Alejandro Galán, the national group's leader, acknowledges the history but uses it as a punch line instead of a point of contention.

The remaining boundary lines, though at times a point of contention, are generally accepted to be Springfield Boulevard, to the west, and 114th Avenue to the north.

Some involved in the process hoped the two parties would agree this week on top-line spending numbers, always a point of contention since Democrats demand parity in funding increases for defense and nondefense spending.

The main issue of contention involves a new overhead line that would pass a school at a distance of 90 m and some houses at 20 m.