Sentence examples for point of contention for from inspiring English sources
The circumstances surrounding Mr. Allende's death, at 65, have been a point of contention for decades.
The subsidy has been a point of contention for Alexander and other Republicans.
High credit card rates and fees have been a point of contention for consumer advocates.
"Religion is such a point of contention for the world," he told me.
The cancer risk associated with PCB's has been a point of contention for years.
Graham's demeanor became a point of contention for his international players competing in the 1996 Presidents Cup.
How its drivers are classified has long been a point of contention for the San Francisco-based company.
"I suspect that homosexuality will be a point of contention for at least the next two decades," he said.
The suspect wasn't much taller than five feet, which immediately became a point of contention for his solicitor.
The lack of efficient public transportation options between Brooklyn and Queens has long been a point of contention for residents in the city's two most populous boroughs.
Every difficult question that presents a point of contention for theologians, and brings despair to thoughtful men, becomes clear and transparent.
