Sentence examples for storms of contention from inspiring English sources

Throughout the 17th and 18th centuries storms of contention and division continued to plague the churches of Europe.

Then he stormed to victory at the United States Open, and last month he wobbled conspicuously out of contention at the British Open.

However, using a naive flooding to achieve reliable broadcasting may be very costly, causing a lot of contention, collision, and congestion, to which we refer as the broadcast storm problem.

Out of contention.

The bone of contention?

But bones of contention remain, notably insurance.

They've hated themselves out of contention.

Canada is 14th, surely out of contention.

One possible point of contention is price.

Was that a point of contention?

One matter of contention is sub-contracting.