Sentence examples for continue to be contested from inspiring English sources

Despite the favorable rulings for the league, the Saints issue will continue to be contested on a number of fronts.

Far from ending early, the Republican race could continue to be contested through the California primary in June.

Commons, whether on the ground or in the air, will continue to be contested, since they are, by their very nature, shared.

France is different from the U.K. and the U.S. in that it lacks a powerful tabloid press; elections, almost quaintly, continue to be contested on differences of ideology rather than fact.

The tournament would run in conjunction with the NatWest T20 Blast, which will continue to be contested by the existing 18 counties, and would be run centrally by the ECB.

Extensive DNA testing was performed and positive identifications made (though these identifications were and continue to be contested by the same Russian Orthodox Church that presided over the recent canonization).

Yet the "memory" of Joan of Arc continued to be contested.

So it is deeply troubling that the human right to water continues to be contested at the UN.

In her fascinating book Performing Pain: Music and Trauma in Eastern Europe, musicologist Maria Cizmic says that this piece "opens up a performance space in which a pianist feels pain, foregrounding the concrete bodily acts and sensations of suffering at a time when the violence of the USSR's past continued to be contested".

Practice rights legislation in Canada continues to be contested 50 years after its first enactment.

Newfoundland continued to be contested throughout the war, with each side waging economic war against the other's settlements, destroying fishing stages and other infrastructure.