Sentence examples for as being contested from inspiring English sources
And "God in America" sees faith's place as being contested territory.
All 435 districts in the House of Representatives and more than a third of seats in the Senate are being contested, as well as 37 governorships.
As many as 1,171 races are being contested by more than 6,000 candidates spread among 92 parties in the country's first openly-contested general election in 25 years on Sunday.
In Europe, the swaps crackdown is also being contested, as is an effort that is being coordinated in Switzerland to raise the capital standards of the world's largest banks.
Here was an irrefutable sign of black people's permanent presence and cultural contribution in Britain - a fact as widely conceded today as it was contested in the 1950s.
We argue that the frames (compliance as expert judgment and compliance as process) are contested, which leads to the creation of a hybrid or compromise frame – one which integrates the underlying concerns of both frames.
However educated someone might be, and however broadminded and tolerant they are, as soon as their religion is contested, they will lose their temper and fiercely defend their beliefs.
Academic journals brim with disputes as theories are contested by opponents.
The Electoral College has often been supported on the argument that it is less likely than direct popular vote to have an election so close as to be contested.
Today's professional game is profoundly different (and better) than it was even two decades ago and as such is contested by athletes who are bigger, stronger, faster and most likely smarter than their predecessors.
