Sentence examples for hugely disputed from inspiring English sources

Their great grandfathers fought for (and against) Bonnie Prince Charlie; their grandsons died on the Somme and on that memorable afternoon their team won with a hugely disputed try.

The usefulness of faculty-staff ratio as a proxy for teaching and learning is also contentious: Hazelkorn describes it as "completely meaningless and a hugely disputed measure of anything having to do with quality," though Sowter argues that "faculty-student ratio is necessary, even in an increasingly digitised world, if you're going to be able to provide enough academic support for your students".

Ipswich chief executive Simon Clegg said: "I am hugely disappointed that a legally binding agreement is now being disputed".

HS2 is hugely controversial in parts of England and its benefits for Wales are disputed.

Not disputed.

Disputed claims.

From its small beginnings, Grunwick evolved into a hugely significant national dispute 40 years ago.

Among the potential banana skins India must still negotiate are a court verdict due out on Tuesday on the hugely contentious Hindu-Muslim dispute involving the religious site at Ayodhya, in Uttar Pradesh, which has claimed thousands of lives in recent years.

There is no disputing that this hugely extended process is frustrating, both to the government and to public opinion.

Chelsea's willingness to prolong the argument is hugely admirable and there could be no disputing that they were the better side by some distance.

Mr Gallagher said he was "hugely attracted" to the idea of a system of arbitration to resolve legal disputes before they go to court.