Sentence examples for contested not from inspiring English sources

The figure 84 referred to events contested, not medals awarded.

The action by the Environmental Protection Agency has been fiercely contested, not only by business groups but also by lawmakers.

We've long contested not just what's true but how we know anything: What are the sources of truth?

Thiel's view of our overall situation is hotly contested, not surprisingly, on his own Silicon Valley turf.

But the status of the Jehoash tablet has been hotly contested, not just among scholars but in an Israeli court-room.

Although the textbooks cover ancient history, it is the interpretation of the country's turbulent recent past, which is most contested – not least the autocratic rule and legacy of Park's father, Park Chung-Hee.

"The clearest element is in Islamic culture, but even there it is contested and not universally accepted".

The state is a chimera: an Islamic theocracy wedded to a regime chosen in heavily contested (if not entirely free) elections, in a globalized economy.

One's own body becomes contested territory, not just in terms of biochemistry but in terms of the claims that are made on it.

This would give it a majority of the seats contested but not, because of the 30 MPs Mr Mugabe can appoint, a majority in parliament.

In 2015 alone, he has won all four Masters Series events he has contested - not to mention the Australian Open.