Sentence examples for become contested from inspiring English sources

Museums have increasingly become contested places in today's global world.

When does money become contested, and are there things money shouldn't buy?

What even the MoD insists on calling "cyberspace" has become contested territory.

Preservation is also quite obvious, even if the conceptual terrain of preservation in the age of climate change has become contested.

The Reagan legacy did, in fact, become contested ground in the decade after Reagan's departure, as these groups waged a fight for primacy.

Well, whatever, you'd better get ready, because your wrist is about to become contested techno-media space, like your living room, your pocket or your bag.

And in the process, Times Square became contested territory.

But as soon as I press on how this charming man could have caused such offence, every point becomes contested.

As epistemic guidance diversifies, the available expertize becomes contested and individuals learn from observing others' preferences and actions.

One's own body becomes contested territory, not just in terms of biochemistry but in terms of the claims that are made on it.

As standards of grooming became contested, a series of federal cases arose out of rules that regulated the way high-school boys wore their hair.