Sentence examples for contested recently from inspiring English sources

Both areas have been contested recently by rebels fighting the government of President Bashar al-Assad.

It is, after all, not just MMA where refereeing stoppages have been contested recently, but also after the amazing first boxing bout between George Groves and Carl Froch.

He even seems to suggest that such normative notions as autonomy, legitimacy, sovereignty, and so forth, are themselves effects of modern power (this point has been contested recently in the literature on Foucault; see Allen 2008a and Oksala 2005).

Thanks to a much contested, recently released but significantly redacted -- about one-third of the text is missing -- Justice Department white paper providing the basis for that extrajudicial killing, we finally know: the president in Post-Constitutional America is now officially judge, jury, and executioner.

Also elected was a rather charming young attorney turned stay-at-home mom, KC Becker, who begged voters to see her as an environmentalist, but opposed the hotly contested Compatible Development Ordinance recently adopted by the Council, which seeks to limit the size of new homes and renovations to sub-McMansion sizes.

However, the electroporation mechanism has been contested and recently a direct translocation through the bilayer has been suggested [16].

Recently contested elections in Kenya, Haiti and Ivory Coast have demonstrated the price of getting this part of the electoral process wrong.

Through the fronds of jungle vegetation, the subtitled Tagalog and the affectionately noted Filipino customs, "Amigo" invites you to contemplate other, more recently contested landscapes of counterinsurgency.

From the mid-19th century the census gathered economic and demographic information, a development that was recently contested and upheld in court.

Internationally, the Broncos are backing Malta ahead of a European Championship grudge match with Greece, where some teams with long names have recently contested a Nines tournament.

A letter in a rival Sunday newspaper recently contested the claim that Junk & Disorderly was the best-punning shop name in Britain, claiming the title for a butcher in Tooting called Halal – Is It Meat You're Looking For.