Sentence examples for a contested question from inspiring English sources

It simply declares or defines rights to be observed or wrongs to be eschewed by a plaintiff, a defendant, or both, or expresses the court's determination of a contested question of law, without ordering that anything be done.

How to measure and assess scenario quality still is a contested question.

Accuracy itself is a contested question in the field of machine learning.

This is a hotly contested question, and I will here simply sketch a case that selective explanations of adaptations are robustly teleological.

Just a brief look at the blogosphere shows you what a hotly contested question this is.

Even that is a bitterly contested question.

Just how immutable homosexuality is remains a hotly contested question.

It's a hotly contested question, on which the entry on conditionals has more.

The state of Maryland votes on a hotly contested "Question 6" proposition that would affirm or deny gay couples' right to marry.

"What the horns and crests of the triceratops were there for is a fascinating and contested question," Norell said.

It's an interesting and contested question.