Sentence examples for however contested from inspiring English sources

The Social Democrats, however, contested Mr. Stoiber's reading of the election.

A thief might say, 'Play along, or your uncle and aunt will get it.' " Mr. Tokhtakhounov, however, contested the F.B.I.'s characterization of him.

General Dunford, however, contested Mr. Karzai's claim that the Americans were working at cross-purposes with the Afghan government and benefiting in any way from Taliban violence.

The infatuation with the framework of settler colonialism in Palestinian studies is, however contested and even problematic, productive precisely because of the way it generates comparisons and solidarities that burst open exhausted political imaginations and bring together the political, material, and moral.

"However contested that term is, you're signaling a politic and not an essentialized identity".

Henry Stuart, however, contested the legitimisation as being irregular and confusing to the succession.

The Taliban's true intent in setting up that office, however, is still contested by Western and Afghan officials.

The conceptual framework for understanding personality disorder however remains contested and the evidence base for effective treatments has still not been absorbed into mainstream psychiatric practice [ 37].

These claims, however, were contested.

The question of causation, however, remains contested.

However, Air France contested the version of events given by passengers.