Sentence examples for Heavily disputed from inspiring English sources

This program has been heavily disputed among economists.

The reliability of the energy-only market (EOM) in Europe is currently heavily disputed.

There have been assertions, heavily disputed, that some of the Venona messages implicated Hiss.

It was the country's first free and fair vote, and the results were heavily disputed.

The cost in Iraqi lives is heavily disputed but is generally believed to run in to the hundreds of thousands.

Traumatic basal subarachnoid haemorrhage (TBSH) following trauma to the head, face or neck is well-established as a cause of death; however it remains a heavily disputed topic as the site of vascular injury is difficult to identify.

Jim Murphy, leader of Scottish Labour, denied the party was embarrassed about heavily promoting the widely disputed story.

Anyway, back to the meeting: That week's cover story was about the local congressional race, which is hotly disputed and heavily watched, as recent redistricting means the seat is decidedly in play.

According to documents unsealed on Thursday in the United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, in Denver, the grand jury asked the Oklahoma County District Attorney's office in February to subpoena Mr. Jones, the public defender who resigned as Mr. McVeigh's lawyer after a heavily publicized dispute with him.

While Venezuela has long been among the most crime-ridden nations, homicide statistics are a matter of heavily politicized dispute.

That effort continued with a well-taken, if disputed score, in which centre Andrew Bishop was heavily involved before sending the final pass to ex-Scarlet Barry Davies.