Sentence examples for about contested from inspiring English sources

In preschoolers and among siblings, conflict is most often about contested toys or space.

The researchers studied approximately 126K cascades on Twitter about contested news stories tweeted by 3 million people over 4.5M times.

And no matter our age, most of us have been known to argue about contested opinions and beliefs.

Though no one would speak for the record, the stories circulated about contested grade point averages and smothered resentment.

Like most stories about contested authorship, especially those involving Shakespeare, this skeleton engrosses some and seems ridiculous to many.

Former Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska also got in the game, posting an ominous warning to freshmen about contested primaries on Facebook.

Last week Michael Arrington made a series of posts here about some contested traffic stats on the popular social bookmarking service del.cio.us.

There are now about 80,000 domestic-violence cases a year in the state, about 20,000 contested divorces and about 200,000 Family Court cases involving custody or "family offenses," including any kind of assault, sexual abuse, abuse or neglect of children, threatening and stalking.

However, the dilemma in Iran is no longer about the contested president or even about the position of the supreme leader, Ali Khamenei.

To the point about how fiercely contested contests boost turnout, when Hillary Clinton ran against Barack Obama in 2008, the two each got more than 17 million votes.

Despite the extenuating circumstances outlined earlier, in my view the newspaper should have found a way of publishing a letter or some other response from David Elstein about the contested figures.