Sentence examples for hugely contested from inspiring English sources
The topic of whether children under 13 should be on Facebook is hugely contested.
Germany is obliged to shoulder the biggest bill, but the rescue is hugely contested and unpopular.
And the European commission's recent proposals for a European border guard empowered to overrule national authorities are hugely contested and may take years to implement.
The vice-president of Burundi's constitutional court – which was about to decide on the legality of a hugely contested third term for president Pierre Nkurunziza – fled the country on Monday.
His subversion of this picture of language is not easily summarised without distortion – not least because the nature of the so-called private language argument, or even its existence, is itself hugely contested.
While broadly welcomed by all of the EU including Britain, which will take no part in the new regime, the detail of the draft legislation will be hugely contested by EU governments between now and the end of the year, with London and Berlin squaring off as opposite poles in the argument.
The 2013 race was highly contested.
Per Mertesacker pulled one back for the visitors in the 51stminute, but, despite a glut of late chances from both sides, a fiercely contested and hugely entertaining encounter finished in favor of Andre Vin-formoas' in-form team, which has not lost a league match since a 2-1 defeatoto Everton on Dec. 9.
Weigh up those deficiencies; then consider everything about a system – supposedly communal – that has led nonetheless to the hotly contested inclusion on the list of the hugely divisive Conservative party strategist Lynton Crosby, aka the Lizard of Oz.
Everything else was contested.
