Sentence examples for still contentious from inspiring English sources

The issue of compensation is still contentious.

So why is extending the cuts still contentious?

This is still contentious, but Pitanguy has steadily grown in influence and expertise.

Mr Erdogan, the prime minister, put aside his own ambitions, but the choice is still contentious with the secular elite, partly because Mr Gul's wife wears a headscarf.

It deals with the still contentious way in which Tony Blair and his government, of which she was a part, took Britain to war alongside the US.

Still, contentious issues remain, and the Republican proposals come in the midst of a debate over reauthorization of the Higher Education Act.

There are still, however, contentious issues surrounding the benefits and costs of the species and management approaches in Kenya (Pasiecznik et al. 2006 a ).

The centenary of the great American avant-garde composer John Cage this year has brought a torrential outpouring of tribute concerts: a timely reaction that has been as welcome as it has been slightly bewildering, given Cage's still-contentious status among a broad general audience.

"Copenhagen," his wildly successful 1998 play, turned the still-contentious question of what Werner Heisenberg said to Niels Bohr in that city in 1941 into a powerfully driving drama, with characters who lectured on physical principles like uncertainty and quantum mechanics even as they enacted them.

But it is still a contentious one.

And it's still a contentious issue.