Sentence examples for becoming contested from inspiring English sources

In the '70s, however, mediums themselves were becoming contested categories.

Fuffr's pitch is that this extra real estate for multitouch will spark interest in multiplayer games since one screen can be shared by multiple people without becoming contested and congested by too many fingers.

With large tracts of land for renewables becoming intensely contested, countries seeking to meet their renewables targets are directing attention also towards tapping the potential in the urban environment through smaller-scale facilities.

In June, the president said he would approve the pipeline only if it didn't make a significant contribution to climate change — a determination that has becoming highly contested.

The number of challenges and the success of the effort in Iowa has caused some concern that retention elections designed to be as apolitical as possible are becoming as bitterly contested as other races.

Space, Hyten said, is becoming "increasingly congested, contested, and competitive".

Mint writes, "With this election year, becoming so vigorously contested, I wanted to revisit this idea but with something radically different in mind.

As housing becomes a contested issue across New Zealand, the idea of owning a home is fast becoming a pipedream for many young people.

But this season, the blatant commerciality of NYFW might actually make it pretty interesting, considering America is rapidly becoming the most contested market for luxury goods.

Facts are becoming ever more bitterly contested in Syria as the stakes rise for all sides invested in the uprising.

The battle for the Jenin camp is already becoming another significant, harshly contested episode in the history of both peoples.