Sentence examples for Widely contested from inspiring English sources

(Government statistics suggest a lower percentage but are widely contested by activists).

The political standoff began when Maduro won reelection in a widely contested vote in May.

Although the term agency is mainly used in a straightforward way, its presuppositions are widely contested.

We find that this profit-oriented venue was widely contested by preservation-minded residents, who expressed concern that this structure would compromise Elora's heritage image.

Gelb is not alone among opera chiefs in his approach, although the increasingly dominant role of the director in reinterpreting familiar story lines has been widely contested.

Chen noted that net neutrality is a widely contested term, and that most discussion "has focused on telecommunications carriers and how they operate and manage their physical networks".

As the legend goes, the first time the Sex Pistols former manager heard Game Boy music he turned to then-collaborators Jacques Fantino and Thierry Criscione and exclaimed, "It sounds ugly... but this music is so beautiful!" McLaren would then go on to make the widely-contested claim that chiptune was punk, "the next step in the evolution of rock and roll".

Two widely heralded yet contested approaches to economics have emerged in recent years: one emphasizes evolutionary theory in terms of individuals and institutions; the other views economies as complex adaptive systems.

As above in section 2.1, everything here depends on what position we take more widely on highly contested issues of conceptual analysis and naturalistic reduction.

One widely discussed and contested model is the neutral community model (NCM).

Since then the charge of genocide has been both widely applied but also contested.