Sentence examples for contested has changed from inspiring English sources

His Gaia hypothesis, while fiercely contested, has changed the way we talk about and understand the Earth.

Yes, the question of religion in schools has been a contested issue for some time, although the nature of the disputes has changed.

But that has changed, Wheeler said, with longer wait times and more contested votes.

That point has been made, and contested, many times before.

For instance, the concept of 'substantial equivalence' between GM (single) and unmodified comparators has been criticized, contested, and changed in the course of the last three decades (Levidow et al. 2007).

Smolensk was the capital of the Commonwealth's Smoleńsk Voivodeship, but it had often been contested, and it changed hands many times during the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries (from the days of the Muscovite-Lithuanian Wars).

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

As in many fragile and post-conflict countries, South Africa's social contract has formally changed from authoritarianism to democracy, yet access to services, including health care, remains inequitable and contested.

Mexico's politically contested ground has narrowed.

Fairly contested elections have resulted in several orderly changes of government since independence.

Contested conventions have multiple ballots.