Sentence examples for contested condition from inspiring English sources

DID is a contested condition.

In dissent, Justice Antonin Scalia said the contested condition did nothing more than allow the government to "enlist the assistance of those who believe in its ideas".

The specification of necessary and sufficient conditions may no longer be seen as the primary aim of conceptual analysis, especially in the case of philosophical concepts such as 'knowledge', which are fiercely contested; but consideration of such conditions remains a useful tool in the analytic philosopher's toolbag.

This project critically challenges the dismissed value of informal settlements within this contested peri-urban condition, linking socio-political and economic equity to both environmental protection and urban growth.

In the first two and a half rounds of the Tour Championship, contested under dry conditions, he was 14 under par.

Because carcasses are likely less abundant than in this study, most carcasses are likely to be contested under natural conditions.

I then argue that what makes the FSD case additionally interesting, over and above other conditions with a contested status, is the historically complex relationship between psychiatry and feminism that is at work in contemporary debates.

However, its status as a medical condition remains contested [ 3].

This condition was contested by the Dauphin and the momentum of the war changed.

The construction of 'depression' as a clinical condition is contested amongst GPs[ 22- 24] but there is little published work on the role played by GPs in the management of postnatal depression.

It was largely dour fare from Aliou Cissé's team in draws with Uzbekistan and Bosnia, although those matches were contested amid low-key conditions in Morocco and France.