Sentence examples similar to origin of contention from inspiring English sources

The fliers and their origin became a major source of contention during that year's Democratic mayoral primary.

The Middle East remained a source of contention.

We mention this because the hats' country of origin was a point of contention during the presidential campaign and all the actual, wearable headgear currently offered at the site (including post-election versions with the number 45 embroidered at the right temple) has "Proudly Made in the USA" in the description.

Evolutional history and origin of Dermaptera have been in contention.

Evolutional history and origin of Dermaptera have been in contention, especially for the fossil earwigs.

Evolutional history and origin of Dermaptera have been in contention, with dramatically different viewpoints by contemporary authors.

Basal activity of Kir3 channels (Ibasal) is thought to be important for the physiological function of the channel in neurons and sinoatrial cells, yet the origins of this activity remain a point of contention.

Innominate kinematic anomalies resulting in low back pain (LBP) of sacroiliac joint (SIJ) origin (SIJ-positive), has always been a topic of contention, owing to difficultly in its evaluation.

Kiely's first book, Counties of Contention: a Study of the Origins and Implications of the Partition of Ireland (1945), reflected the moderate nationalism that he adhered to all his life.

Despite these early revelations regarding their ontogeny, for the better part of a century the identity of the cellular precursor of microglia remained an area of contention, with investigations into the origins of microglia generating three different hypotheses.

The origin of Mr. Carty's injuries was a subject of contention, underscoring the videotape's limitations.