Sentence examples for there was contention from inspiring English sources

"Every discussion until this one, there was contention among the partners," Paul F. Deninger, Broadview's chairman and chief executive, said yesterday.

But there was contention about other things: how thoroughly she had been beaten that day, how often raped in the past, how thoroughly brought to the brink, how rightful in her final, stabbing motion.

Weinstein recalled that there was contention between the animators about the way Moe looked in the episode.

At the 2011 United Nations climate change conference in Durban, South Africa, there was contention over what such an agreement should look like.

There was contention regarding the benefits of screening, with 'routine informal asking' (median 8.5 (0-10)) rated more highly than formal screening tools such as the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (median 7.0 (1-10).

Others feared that discussion, especially where there was contention, might not be openly expressed or that less experienced or senior researchers would be intimidated by questioning procedures or entering into debates.

There is contention especially between proponents of intuition, such as Benedetto Croce (1866 1952), and champions of intellectual cognition, such as Hospers.

Although existing communication protocols (e.g., Ethernet) can support high-level communication within these systems, there is contention as to which low-level protocol to use, or if any exist that meet the requirements of being event-triggered and hard real-time.

"If there is dispute, there is contention; if there is contention, there is trouble; if there is trouble, there is vexation".

Combat is something video games pretty much have down, I don't think there's contention there.

There is contention over whether the patagia contain dermal and hypodermal layers.