Sentence examples for will be contentious from inspiring English sources
The timetable will be contentious, too.
Roe admits his finding will be contentious.
The idea of tightly regulating the private insurance industry, for example, will be contentious.
No doubt many of the ideas expressed at the festival will be contentious; no doubt sensibilities will be offended.
Drafting the annexes, which include allocating specific fields to the Kurdish regional government, the central oil ministry and the national oil company, will be contentious.
This debate will be contentious, but I hope it's not rude to mention that it will be largely beside the point.
As the above suggests, meaningful empowerment will always be contentious.
THE next meeting of Federal Reserve policy makers, on June 19 and 20, will probably be contentious.
There will always be contentious issues in climate science to provide new grist.
"Any attempt to nominate defining moments will inevitably be contentious," Abbott said.
Many couples visit lawyers for a prenuptial agreement before the trip to the altar, but even that foresight does not mean a divorce will not be contentious.
