Sentence examples for contested time from inspiring English sources

It's a fraught and contested time.

The mornings are a hotly contested time of day in television, and the simulcasts will give Current a foothold in a relatively inexpensive way.

Breaking a high score on a 30-year-old game or shaving a quarter of a second off a hotly contested time can and will be celebrated as if the player has won an Olympic medal.

Nevertheless, it is instructive to look at the "blue" states (which went for Mr. Obama in 2008) that will be most hotly contested this time.

The idea of jihad is central to Islamic faith and ethics, and yet its meanings have been highly contested over time.

Allentown and the Scranton-Wilkes-Barre area, both north of Philadelphia, have a record of going with the statewide presidential winner, and both are closely contested this time.

While the categories and motivations of stormwater governance remain contested over time and space, it is shown that stormwater in Los Angeles needs to be understood in relation to the ecological systems and scientific, political, and cultural practices designed to make it into a resource and align with existing patterns of growth and development.

In schools and workplaces, busy and contested for time as our lives are, we have only one day dedicated to remembering the war dead, and when it comes it comes with the omission of the millions murdered by British state in Amritsar, in Africa, in Iraq; and millions more impoverished, enslaved and exploited.

Plenty of councils, including 23 councils being contested this time around, are under no overall control.

Natalie Bennett's Green Party is standing in 571 seats - far more than the 335 they contested last time.

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