Sentence examples for probably contentious from inspiring English sources

In short, and this is probably contentious, Gran Turismo appeals to the audience that Wii doesn't.

That will make the post-investigation decisions about when and to what purpose shuttle flights are to be resumed all the more difficult and probably contentious.

THE next meeting of Federal Reserve policy makers, on June 19 and 20, will probably be contentious.

There are probably more contentious issues on the table at Genoa than at any summit for some time.

Many military experts and officials say that with all of the political and fiscal obstacles that Mr. Rumsfeld will face in trying to overhaul the Pentagon's war-fighting doctrine -- an effort that will probably involve contentious battles over weapons programs -- he may find it easier, less costly and less controversial to focus on improving quality of life for the troops.

The change to union affiliation rules was probably more contentious.

"Whether or not climate change will affect the spread of dengue is probably more contentious".

Vertical integration is probably the most contentious subject.

Among all her roles for the director, there is one which is probably the most contentious in Leigh's catalogue.

The tussle over Constellation and the future of NASA will continue and will probably become more contentious.

Senate Democratic leaders said they would probably accept two contentious proposals by Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, Democrat of West Virginia.