Sentence examples for too contentious from inspiring English sources

Anything but politics – too contentious.

Princeton found the groups too contentious and banned them.

Individual rights may not prove too contentious an issue.

Anything too contentious gets debated at a bimonthly general meeting.

The cover that was too contentious to run looks placid; its harmless substitute is painfully provocative.

She works too hard, in too contentious an atmosphere, to worry about such details.

And that if too many contentious issues must be decided in political realms then conflict is sure to result.

They also warned negotiators had left too many contentious issues unresolved before the deadline for reaching a deal in Paris.

But France has too many contentious competition issues to be allowed in the driver's seat, says Eric Morgan de Rivery, a lawyer at Jones Day.

But the risk is that the new round (and so the entire multilateral system) could collapse under the weight of too many contentious issues.

Immigration from poor countries to rich ones might help adjust that global imbalance, but is too politically contentious to make a big difference.