Sentence examples for contested where from inspiring English sources

And it's that point — "still contested" — where the analysis turns from economic to political.

(If the origin is contested, where are the locations that claim to be the birthplace of this genre?) -What are some of the traits of this music genre?

Because he keeps it low key and collaborative, colleagues point to a tendency where Shorten seems to agree with everyone, which can be disconcerting when ideas are contested: where will he land, what does he really think?

"There are a lot of states that are being contested where they just tend to tilt Republican," he said in a radio interview.

"This is probably the worst possible group of states for Democrats since Dwight Eisenhower, Obamaa told WNPR radio in Connecticut Tuesday, according to CNN. "There are a lot of states that are being contested where they just tend to tilt Republican," Obama said.

In the top 15 states, she won by large margins in California, New York and Ohio, New Jersey and Massachusetts (with Ted Kennedy supporting Obama), a convincing win in Texas and was also on top in Florida, though not contested, where, with both names on the ballot, she beat Obama 50% to 33%.

Four more states -- Alaska, Georgia, Kentucky and Michigan -- feature hotly contested races where Pollster estimates give the leaders slightly greater margins, but where either candidate has a real chance of winning.

Hebron is a hotly contested city where several hundred Jewish settlers live among almost 200,000 Palestinians.

They are contested spaces where the rights of private ownership and public use come into frequent conflict.

"It was a hotly contested area, where we as the ANC had a number of challenges and problems.

He was then a captain assigned to the city of Baquba, a hotly contested area where he was welcomed on his first day by a 12-hour firefight.