Sentence examples for conclusions are contested from inspiring English sources

Many of his economic conclusions are contested.

The result was a report that received acclaim and whose main conclusions are contested only by the lunatic fringe.

Though there are many variables, and conclusions are contested, most studies suggest that separate paths, if anything, make cycling more dangerous, because junctions – where most accidents occur – are more complicated.

Crump's conclusions were contested by Johnson in a letter to the journal editor.

That conclusion is contested by some Southern states and officials, who say that continued coverage is an unwarranted badge of shame.

"We still look for exit doors when we go into a building". A tribunal held in the year following the fire, chaired by Justice Ronan Keane, was labelled flawed and the conclusion was contested by the victims' families.

This conclusion is contested by most egyptologists who think that Huni instead built the Meidum Pyramid, point to the apparent unfinished state of the layer pyramid and identify Khaba with king Hudjefa II mentioned on the Turin canon.

Every decision was contested.

The origins of caste are contested.

Its copper assets in Chile are contested.

All labels and names here are contested.