Sentence examples for more contentious project from inspiring English sources

It's hard to imagine a more contentious project than programing ethics into our algorithms; to do otherwise, however, and allow algorithms to monitor themselves, is to invite the quicksand of moral equivalence.

These two Republican presidential contenders are pinning the blame for the current morass squarely on President Bush, rather than tackling the far more contentious project of how and when to bring the war to an end.

BEIJING — Aside from the new World Trade Center, it's hard to think of a more contentious architectural project in the last few years than the CCTV building, the headquarters of China Central Television here.

Here we see some of the Labour-run borough's takings from much larger and more contentious redevelopment projects being re-invested for the benefit of some of its less affluent residents (and Maytum, by the way, is mindful of the need to shield the resulting homes from the ever-extending grasp of Right-to-Buy Right-to-Buy Right-to-Buy

It is unlikely the administration will take on the far more contentious and costly project of curbing greenhouse gas emissions from existing power plants until the new plant rule is completed, or at least much further along than it is now.

That review is expected to wind up this spring, and the president, now safely installed for a second term, faces what might be an even more difficult reckoning on the contentious project, as forces on both sides appear to be itching for a fight.

Mr. Apicella -- who noted that the Ossining project has been more contentious than others that the developer has undertaken -- suggested a reason for some of the objections.

Is that really how you're going to create a citizenry?" Yushchenko had another historical project, one that was even more contentious than the Holodomor remembrance.

Originally, this took the form of a program called PAM, aka the Project Ares Mod, which fiddled with some of the more contentious aspects of COD4 for competitive players.

As the centrepiece of a wider £900m project to boost cycling in the capital, one will go north to south, while the longer and far more contentious one snakes east to west.

Far more contentious is Kosovo.