Sentence examples for much contention from inspiring English sources
The Senate removed the fund, which had become an object of much contention.
Mr. Mortier is leaving after the season next summer amid much contention.
The selection, as all such lists are wont to do, sparked much contention and dissent.
Whether that development would be beneficial or harmful has for years been a subject of much contention.
Technology will have its part to play with "climate resistant" crops being developed albeit to much contention.
Three generations later, however, after much contention, ducal Bavaria was reunited by Albert IV (d. 1508), who introduced the rule of primogeniture.
Don Cossack had been due to renew rivalry with Cue Card, who crashed out when very much in contention at Cheltenham – but who later made partial amends by winning the Betfred Bowl at Aintree.
He's very much in contention for second or third".
Woods was still very much in contention, tied with three others for 13th.
They are very much in contention for the National League wild card.
His team is 38-31, trailing Boston and Baltimore in the American League East but still very much in contention.
