Sentence examples for contesting how from inspiring English sources

Reed Elsevier, the Dutch half of the largest publisher of scientific journals, is being taken to court by a shareholder interest group contesting how the company accounted for takeover costs last year.

Thomas Williams, a spokesman for Duke Energy, which had sued the E.P.A., contesting how the rule allocated the pollution allowances among industries, said in an e-mail message, "It was not the intent of Duke Energy's participation in this litigation to overturn E.P.A.'s Clean Air Interstate Rule".

And Donald Trump is contesting how much money he owes his pollster.

Men have been parenting, I gather, for a very long time (though some might contest how much "parenting" has historically occurred), yet in all the staggering literature for dads-to-be, very little offers a substantive image of what it means to be a dad.

"I don't believe there are many people who drive, walk or cycle in the area who would contest how dangerous that corner is," he added.

Perhaps we can finally close the debate with deniers through methane: no one can contest how much methane is stored in the Siberian shelf, no one can contest what it will do if released.

Campaigns on both sides of the Scottish independence debate have been contesting exactly how much oil Scotland might have left in the North Sea.

In an inherently violent contest, how much protection should athletes be provided with?

(My ancestry is half Italian, half Scottish, but it was no contest how I "identified," if for no other reason than the food).

If Mr. Lindstrom is correct, life is set to be one big popularity contest: "How many friends you have will control every corner of your life".

It is also the story of a contest: how many of the men in the ward can Levi and Charles and Arthur save from death before the Russians get there?