Sentence examples for open contention from inspiring English sources

Since women have such a limited role in Saudi public life, however, it is somewhat surprising that it is their rights that have become a matter of open contention in a society that keeps most debate hidden.

Graeme McDowell kept himself in Open contention with a one-under-par 69 in Friday's second round at Royal Lytham.

Budget cuts, layoffs and open contention on the board over Deitch's creative choices ensued.

You must decide whether solving the problem is worth the headache of legal fees and open contention with your neighbors.

Even if the phone and the smart card replace cash, who gets to collect the fees remains open to contention.

In "The Art of Fiction," he noted, "Of course it is of execution that we are talking, that being the only point of a novel that is open to contention": This is perhaps too often lost sight of, only to produce interminable confusions and cross-purposes.

The Russian, one of six women who came into the Australian Open in contention for the top ranking, agrees with Azarenka that the women's game is in good shape.

Earlier the PSTP contribution from the Southern California Institute of Architecture, "A Confederacy of Heretics," opened amid contentions from SCI-Arc's own director, architect Eric Owen Moss, that the show was timid and disappointing.

In 1996, Greg Norman, as the defending champion in the Greater Hartford Open, was in contention after two rounds when he disqualified himself for having used an unapproved ball.

Clashing opinions among intellectuals and academics are fiercely subjective and often open to bitter contention.

Where it could premiere: Rumoured to be in contention to open Tiff, according to Screen Daily.