Sentence examples for contesting the concept from inspiring English sources

A practicing Catholic, he has made contesting the concept of brain death a specialty, and has served on a Pontifical Academy of Sciences task force on the subject.

Viacom is contesting the award.

Lawyers are contesting the subpoenas.

(Experian contests the plaintiffs' allegations).

Pemex vigorously contests the prediction.

This was a matchup of teams that had no stake in the national championship -- a contest that mocks the concept of a Bowl Championship Series -- resulting in an 8.3 overnight rating, down 20percentt from last season's Fiesta Bowl, a 41-9 pummeling of Notre Dame by Oregon State that was played at a comparable time.

Through the Center for Communicating Science at Stony Brook University, Alan Alda mounted a contest for ideas to make the concept of flame comprehensible to kids.

April (Aubrey Plaza) enters the contest in order to win the $600 prize, despite being disgusted with the concept of a beauty contest.

On July 11 , 2010 Colón was booked in a match called "The Three Faces of Fear" at WWC's Aniversario 2010 which also involved Booker T. The concept of this contest was that he would face three unknown adversaries successively.

The ancient Greeks, moreover, were highly competitive and believed strongly in the concept of agon, or "competition," "contest".

"We went into it hoping to see David and Goliath style contests... and that was a moment when the concept came to life," he said.