Sentence examples for Deeply contested from inspiring English sources

Our ecological dilemmas provoke powerful emotions and deeply contested views.

First, the conceptual framework underpinning theories of adult education and training has become deeply contested.

That the issue remains so deeply contested reflects how fundamentally flawed the current legal regime is.

It is also a deeply contested field, with a complex history of its own.

Phair also says that Wareham's bandmates in Galaxie 500 "deeply contested" his frontman status.

Yet the issue of who these self-made women actually are — and who they aren't — remains deeply contested.

Tracing the history of the term since its entry into the public lexicon in the nineteenth century, Jean-Christian Vinel demonstrates that the legal definition of "employee" has always been politically contested and deeply affected by competing claims on the part of business and labor.

The assassination of the Lebanese parliamentarian Walid Eido, one of the most vocal spokesmen of the March 14 coalition that helped drive Syrian troops out of Lebanon two years ago, has deepened fears that the country is plummeting towards new depths of violence three months before elections to replace its contested and deeply isolated pro-Syrian president, Emile Lahoud.

At the same time, nothing could be more redolent of the literary landscape of the early 1980s, a deeply divided and monumentally contested age, in which for the first time in nearly half a century writers found their political opinions a subject of consuming interest to the world at large.

And Ms Fernández, who is deeply unpopular, is finding her decisions contested.

At the same time, there was ample griping within both parties, signaling that Congress remains deeply divided heading into a hotly contested election year.