Sentence examples for this contentious question from inspiring English sources

This contentious question has been raised by the Metropolitan Opera's new production of Verdi's "Rigoletto," which opened last month, the "Rat Pack Rigoletto," as everyone is calling it.

Answering this contentious question is important: On Earth, most methane is produced by living things, and the chemical is a food source for some kinds of organisms.

And so the pressing matter of how to manage flooding on the Missouri has added a new urgency to the contentious question that has long nagged this region: What precisely is this river for?

This issue is evidently related to the contentious question of so-called 'mass nouns' or words for stuff, to be considered briefly in the sequel.

Of course, metaphrasis calls into question the privilege or authority that is to be accorded to the original text and draws attention to the contentious question of so-called "fidelity" to this original (one of the most frequent complaints about film adaptations of well-known novels is the apparent lack of this "fidelity").

Stepping into the contentious question of austerity, the I.M.F.

But the ad's spare language glosses over the contentious question of the law's scope.

There is also the contentious question of the extent of the American withdrawal.

The United Nations Security Council took up the contentious question of a no-flight zone on Monday, but no decision was reached.

On December 31, CNN took on the contentious question of whether Israel or Hamas broke the ceasefire, precipitating the current fighting.

The agreement has not yet resolved the contentious question of when North Korea will give up its nuclear weapons.