Sentence examples for roots of contention from inspiring English sources
With Brian Cook of Clark University he contributed to the centennial issue of the American Political Science Review with an analysis of Woodrow Wilson's contribution to the field of political science, "Wilson's Failure: Roots of Contention About the Meaning of a Science of Politics".
Without a doubt, the biggest root of contention with the Zune users isn't the hardware (which is very good) or the marketplace (which is likewise awesome), but the lack of other users to share music with.
Childcare funding is also a source of contention.
Therapeutic approaches are a source of contention as well.
The Middle East remained a source of contention.
The root of such contention is fairly clear, of course.
With the PBSA boom, a danger is that the eternal divide between "town and gown" – a bone of contention with deep medieval roots – may just gain a new, global dimension.
But while the Met's position has its roots in long-simmering resentments toward Lincoln Center, the latest points of contention seem clearly related to the organization and operation of the new corporation in charge of the redevelopment.
While the Italian riders want to knock Armstrong out of contention in their home race, the Italian fans seem to be rooting for him.
CCAAC's repertoire of contention was limited after 2006 but its tactics suggest a more conflictual stance that returns to its roots.
