Sentence examples for become the most contested from inspiring English sources

Concern that China's crackdown could herald a tougher line on outlying regions that Beijing claims as sovereign territory, including Taiwan, has become the most contested campaign issue ahead of Saturday's election.

Since then, however, monkeys have become the most contested assistance-animal species of all.

But by 1988 it had become the most hotly contested environmental project in the world and the funder, the World Bank, was forced to hold an independent review.

It is certainly the most contested.

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

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

The third principle is the most contested of the three.

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

In total, 71 people threw their hats into the ring for what was to become the most hyped, most hysterically contested magazine editorship that I can remember.

The Obama administration's use of family detention centres that hold children and mothers has become one of the most contested elements of America's border protection program.

The Obama administration's use of family detention centers that hold children and mothers has become one of the most contested elements of America's border protection program.