Sentence examples for more contentious cases from inspiring English sources

While the I.B.M. case has been controversial, Mr. Weber has tried far more contentious cases.

The more contentious cases arise in connection with apparent constraints on more specific kinds of functional adaptation.

One of the more contentious current cases also involves a sports mogul, Mark Cuban, the irreverent owner of the Dallas Mavericks basketball team.

Although it has served historians of physics well, the institutional revolution has proved much more contentious in the case of chemistry.

Some of the most hotly disputed aspects of the case will only become more contentious with the release of these reports.

The latest round of cases, which include Wallace's, are more contentious.

To be sure, this is just the beginning of this case, and a richer, more textured, yet even more contentious narrative will undoubtedly emerge in the coming months.

If the case ever gets to trial, the defense will offer an even more contentious argument: that Nichols, who has pled not guilty, acted out of a "delusional compulsion" (a version of the insanity defense allowed under Georgia law).

In such cases, treatment withdrawal is based upon predicted quality of life and is far more contentious (Verhagen et al. 2009a; Wilkinson 2009).

In one of the most contentious cases, an American AC-130 gunship attacked a suspected Taliban compound in August, prompting assertions by villagers that more than 90 civilians were killed, a majority of them women and children.

Far more contentious is Kosovo.