Sentence examples for really contentious from inspiring English sources

And that's where things started to get really contentious.

But when the defence begins calling its witnesses, things may get really contentious.

For me that's the only really contentious thing about the premise of the show, ie cash for kids.

How can they communicate something that might be really contentious without losing their job or leave teachers feeling like they will lose their jobs?

The issue of capitalisation is the one remaining really contentious matter in the new guide, as the style editor readily concedes.

"The only really contentious issue was the placement of the names," Mr. Bloomberg said in a phone interview, adding that through it all, Mr. Arad "never got excited or yelled at anybody".

And that bill wasn't really a highly contentious "crackdown".

PAGE 6 ABORTION IN SOUTH KOREA Abortion has never really been a contentious issue in South Korea.

Then you have this other side that's really painful, this contentious issue of who gets what".

But, says Leach – acknowledging it is contentious – "If you really, really don't want a baby to make any difference, you could try not having one".

Moore says, "I think that there are some people talking about that, but I have received no indication" that it will really emerge from the contentious congressional negotiations that actually shape appropriations, he says.