Sentence examples for are generally contested from inspiring English sources

The most prestigious competitions in club football are the respective continental championships, which are generally contested between national champions, for example the UEFA Champions League in Europe and the Copa Libertadores in South America.

Access to land is generally highly contested issue in slums, and the increased privatization of land also threatens the possibilities of claiming and maintaining spaces for pubic use.

Certain sectors will give you more points than others, these are generally the most contested areas.

Contested conventions are generally terrible for the party.

The actual number is contested although it is generally considered to be in the top five-selling albums of all time.

Plainly it would be an advantage if some could be persuaded to make their mind up earlier, but a last-minute plea of guilty is generally better than a long contested trial.

So thorny is the difficulty of distinguishing the historical Socrates from the Socrateses of the authors of the texts in which he appears and, moreover, from the Socrateses of scores of later interpreters, that the whole contested issue is generally referred to as the Socratic problem.

That is what is contested.

The saga's claim that Haakon already had been generally accepted as king in 1217/18 has however been contested by modern historians such as Sverre Bagge.

While the importance and need for priority setting in health care is generally accepted, the central question of how priority setting is to be achieved remains contested.

This has been considered evidence that syndactyly may be more plesiomorphic within marsupials than has been generally recognized [ 23, 26, 42], although the existence of incipient syndactyly has been contested [ 30, 42, 43].