Sentence examples for contested and difficult from inspiring English sources

While this can take the form of financial or other assistance, issues of jurisdiction, division of responsibility or the regulation of non-state actors, among other things, can make this a highly contested and difficult issue in national, bilateral and multilateral arrangements [ 14- 17].

Never in the past was there a situation that such a decision was changed and implementation regulations have been changed because one of the member states has contested and… it would be extremely difficult to do it".

"I know that Serie A is a very difficult, physical, hotly contested and very demanding league.

In this fiercely contested and still splintered field, that is a difficult task for Trump, but his continued dominance of the media coverage is likely to work in his favour.

In the intensely contested and highly politicised context of the Yarloop-Alcoa conflict (Southwell 2001; Mayman 2002; Flint 2006b, 2008), it was extremely difficult to maintain relationships across all the intersecting power differences.

This is contested and denied by Rupert Murdoch and Salmond.

The move was hotly contested and the government backed down.

This is widely contested and even, by some, dismissed.

- within the context of our complex, contested, and pluralistic society.

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

They are like masculinities and sexualities in that way – continually being performed, remade, contested and changed.