Sentence examples for sufficiently contentious from inspiring English sources
Their opening debate was sufficiently contentious, but the notion of either making a joke, even a scripted one, is hard to imagine.
While its definition is supposedly neutral, meaning someone who leaves their home country for economic reasons, we now feel that it is sufficiently contentious to cease using it as a descriptive term for the entire crisis except when absolutely necessary.
Even though no organised group has ever advocated the continued unregulated status of fertility treatments in Ireland, the entire topic has proven sufficiently contentious that no one has succeeded in overcoming the inertia of inaction.
Its current advice is to consider screening but does not explain in sufficiently explicit detail why this is such a contentious test.
Put a high school state playoff game or a major recruiting showcase in the immediate future of a promising athlete whose concussion occurred three weeks ago — but has not healed sufficiently, according to the doctors — and the discussion can become contentious.
Yet Mr. Counter was best known inside Hollywood for having corralled the alliance's diverse and often contentious film and television companies into a bargaining unit that was sufficiently disciplined to strike deal after deal with only a handful of breakdowns over nearly three decades.
Was it sufficiently filmic?
"I'm sufficiently embarrassed".
