Sentence examples for extremely contested from inspiring English sources

"As a consequence they will be extremely contested," he adds.

"Older cans are highly contested and can fetch extremely high prices," said West.

The close polls show how Rio, like Brazil at large, which recently underwent the highly contested impeachment of Dilma Rousseff, is extremely polarised.

The 2013 race was highly contested.

'Community' is a highly contested concept.

When challenged about this sort of practice, lawyers will argue that the trajectory of many legal transactions is impossible to predict – cases can be quick and relatively low-cost or they can be prolonged and extremely complex, requiring contested court hearings with all the associated expense.

Closely contested Super Bowls are a rarity.

In the intensely contested and highly politicised context of the Yarloop-Alcoa conflict (Southwell 2001; Mayman 2002; Flint 2006b, 2008), it was extremely difficult to maintain relationships across all the intersecting power differences.

In those countries, it is extremely rare for board elections to be contested, and rarer still for dissident shareholders to succeed in getting their candidates elected.

My personal circumstances at the time of the test were extremely difficult, the medical evidence presented was not contested by Ukad, they accepted the circumstances I was in.

Never in the past was there a situation that such a decision was changed and implementation regulations have been changed because one of the member states has contested and… it would be extremely difficult to do it".