Sentence examples for more contentious and from inspiring English sources

Disagreements over how to craft Internet policy have become more and more contentious and political.

The atrocity has become perhaps more contentious and politicised as time has passed.

Without question, the latter would be more difficult, more contentious and probably more expensive.

Moreover, the longer they spend fighting each other, the more contentious and uncooperative they are likely to become.

"Annual meetings have become more and more contentious, and every little issue seems to end up in litigation".

Write about fitness, and you soon learn that stretching is one of the more contentious and emotional issues among people who exercise.

Pleasure is more contentious, difficult and subversive, both emotionally and politically, than these authors want to see.

One of the more contentious bioethical and legal issues is about the beginning of human life.

The federation duly pounced on the document's more contentious clauses, and alleged "flagrant abuses" of workers' rights.

It also seems highly likely that international migration will become even more contentious, divisive and challenging for governments to deal with.

I think the multicultural society is a much more contentious point and perhaps that's the bit that may have gone slightly wrong.