Sentence examples for been contested with some from inspiring English sources
On June 23, the Democratic and Republican members of the House and Senate squared off against each other in a baseball game that has been contested with some regularity since it was inaugurated in 1909.
Association between obesity and visfatin has been contested with some studies showing positive correlation with obesity [ 43] while others failed to show any correlation [ 44].
On Edgar's death, the leadership of England was contested, with some supporting Edward's claim to be king and others supporting his much younger half-brother Æthelred the Unready, recognized as a legitimate son of Edgar.
Whilst staff indicated the importance of helping patients and families to 'cope' psychologically with stroke consequences, whether this constituted palliative care was contested, with some participants preferring to use the term 'supportive care'.
It's easily mopped up by Nigeria, having not been contested with a huge amount of vigour by Argentina, it has to be said.
The interpretation of this correlation has always been contested, with ongoing debate about whether high GDP per capita is a consequence or a cause of a high GERD/GDP ratio [ 34].
Yet again, the incarnation is contested, with a rival candidate, also in India, and some fishiness about the identification of the infant Ogyen Trinley.
Others are contested – with the Syrian or Iraqi militaries also accused of carrying out the attack.
All 32 London boroughs were being contested with the Tories determined to wrest dominance from Labour.
Other elements of the setting, such as scientific findings, can be contested with variable meanings for different actors.
