Sentence examples for easily contested from inspiring English sources

She also said wills were more easily contested than trusts.

If the point is easily contested – big rock outfits such as Kings of Leon routinely sell out arenas; producers have long acted as creatives and disparate voices have long duetted – the trend is still there.

Whilst none of (P1), (P2), and (P3) is incontestable, nor is any of them easily contested.

Although this is easily contested, the precise number of battles may never be known.

She could have easily contested the accuracy of those contemporaneous memos instead of extraordinarily accuse the CIA of lying.

But here are a few things that can't easily be contested.

Even lepers could be affected when a wealthy woman decided to leave every one of them three pence in her will — which might easily be contested in yet another quarrel over the title to an estate.

More convincing evidence for deception comes from systematic observations that demonstrate that lower ranking individuals spontaneously produce hiccups in feeding contexts in which dominant individuals can easily monopolize access to contested food resources [Wheeler, 2009].

Now, Chinese and foreign health officials say that some of those contested measures — more easily adopted by an authoritarian state — may have helped slow the spread of the disease in the world's most populous country.

Without the context of archival documentation, law becomes less dynamic, less contested, more unanimous, more easily accepted.

With 303 delegates at stake in five state primaries, icluding California, on June 7, Trump will easily pad his total, avoiding a contested convention in Cleveland in July. .