Sentence examples for more contention in from inspiring English sources

Dorgan noted that voters have been focused on cable television which has pressed for more contention in politics.

There was far more contention when architecture was going up in the postwar decades and the lines weren't drawn between high-brow and popular taste.

Even though larger contention size ensures lower collision probability, more contention BR opportunities are left unused, which in turn reduce the BR resource utilization as well.

The alternative view that knowing is simply identical with being (a position advanced by Sturlese, 1993a and von Perger, 1997 and again, with new argumentation, by Grotz, 2002)—disregards the more sweeping contention in Eckhart's thesis that knowing is presupposed in every case of being.

The rally is one more point of contention in the slugging match between the authority and Mr. Silverstein, who is backed by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

The gas issue is one more bone of contention in the dispute between Russia and Ukraine, in which Russia has annexed the Crimea peninsula and Kiev has accused Moscow of stirring up unrest in the east of the country.

Of the dozen or more in contention, only five men and five women in the room will achieve their dream of competing at the Games.

Even Andrew Johnson was technically more in contention for involvement.

"It's a shame the players who support the European Tour are not more in contention," said Quiros.

Ninety-eight schools were in contention in more than 20 categories this year, Mr. Siedenburg said.

Three days after federal agents seized the Cuban boy from relatives at gunpoint in Miami's Little Havana, Elian has become one of the more furious sources of contention in the United States Senate campaign in New York.