Sentence examples for be the most contested from inspiring English sources

The phrase may be the most contested in the history of anthropology.

It is also the subject of what might be the most contested book review of the year.

Next year's crucial national election is likely to be the most contested since the ANC came to power in 1994.

As the discussion proceeded, it was proposed that Soros provide enough funds to these groups to pay for field operations in six or seven of the seventeen states that were expected to be the most contested.

This bucket is perhaps the most controversial and would be the most contested.

It turned out to be the most contested and controversial in Mexico's modern history, and the results really challenged the democratic institutions and the entire political structure in Mexico.

"Vendors want the location that's the most contested.

It is the most contested, the most emotionally charged and, recently, the most violent piece of land in this country of nearly one million square miles.

The Connecticut race was the most contested of the three and gained considerable national attention as Ms. McMahon's aggressive, well-financed campaign put Mr. Murphy on the defensive and brought the race to a dead heat in several polls before the four debates last month.

Not surprisingly, the article was the most contested by heads of cabinet on Monday, and by the commissioners themselves on Wednesday.More alarming, the 50% rule in both procedures means that European firms that may make up the other half of bids could be penalised.The proposal has run into opposition from the Commission's legal services.

The third principle is the most contested of the three.