Sentence examples for been contested for many from inspiring English sources

However, who may be identified as Melayu and what it means to be Melayu has been contested for many decades.

In the case of HSV1, the mechanism of envelopment has been contested for many years.

None of the seats on Cheshire East Council and Cheshire West & Chester Council have been contested for four years now, whereas in many other local authorities there are elections for a third of councillors nearly every year.

The South China Sea has been contested for centuries.

The details of his crime would be contested for decades.

The area is a busy shipping route connecting to the Strait of Malacca and the Pacific and is believed to have rich oil and gas deposits, meaning that the tiny specks of land that dot it have been contested by many neighbouring powers for decades.

The production forest/convertible forest boundary has always been contested, especially as many "production forests" no longer have tree cover.

It has been contested ground for much of the last six months.

This is contested by many internet service providers, another "stakeholder", keen on the freedom to charge different services differently for bandwidth.

The Republicans claim women account for 92% of the net jobs lost under his tenure.This can be contested on many grounds.

The result is moving precisely because the sincerity is contested: many poets who aim for sincerity set the radio dial to the all-me channel and blare it.