Sentence examples for have long been contested from inspiring English sources

However rights to the night have long been contested.

His men had killed at least one Argentine fighter, possibly more; the precise figure has long been contested.

That rape has long been contested ground is perfectly illustrated by a new book, Redefining Rape: Sexual Violence in the Era of Suffrage and Segregation.

The assertion that there is a link between weight loss and dairy consumption has long been contested by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, an advocacy and research group that promotes a diet free of animal products.

But the general definition of addiction has long been contested, which has also meant that treatment is poorly defined.

The respective remits of the National and Tate Galleries, which had long been contested by the two institutions, were more clearly defined in 1996.

In other words, this is yet more evidence that sexual orientation has a biological basis, a point that has long been contested by anti-gay types.

Although the eukaryotic rooting has long been contested, recent data suggests protozoa as outgroup to animals and plants (Arisue et al 2005; Ciccarelli et al 2006).

New Delhi's ties with Beijing have long been held back by distrust, mostly over their contested border.

This has long been a contested issue.

The question of secret C.I.A. financing for the arts has long been a contested one.