Sentence examples for contested because of from inspiring English sources
Their authenticity has been contested because of de Kooning's descent into Alzheimer's but who, ultimately, really cares?
Biofuels are contested because of accusations that they raise food prices and do little to fight global warming.
It included Moresnet, which was much contested because of its zinc mines and which was divided one part being given to Prussia, one to the Netherlands, and the third part becoming a condominium called Neutral Moresnet.
International election observers said the chaotic delivery of ballots could make recounts impossible in some areas if there were close margins or if the official tally sheets, which were supposed to have been delivered separately, were contested because of irregularities.
While this was formally correct when considered in terms of citizenship, foreigner was contested because of its derogatory overtone in colloquial language.
The economy also was the top issue out of three choices for voters in the Democratic primary, which none of the candidates contested because of questions over whether Florida's Democratic delegates will be seated.
However, the results of the trial were contested because only 10%% of the population studied had been submitted to D2 lymphadenectomy, which is considered to reduce the risk of locoregional recurrence and the risk of death related to gastric cancer [ 5, 6].
This sparsely populated corner of the country has become hotly contested because about half of Colombia's coca crop is grown here.
The range of views on the permissibility of abortion within Islamic scholarship also reflects the fact that the moral status of the foetus in Islamic law is contested, because the beginning of life is imprecisely defined in the Qur'an and Hadith.
This unequal approach was not contested because all staff recognised the role of doctors in the performance of the hospital.
Decisions at any of these levels often are contested because they create winners and losers, sometimes on matters of life and death.
