Sentence examples for increasingly contested from inspiring English sources

The real estate is increasingly contested.

Its rich mineral resources will, analysts suggest, be increasingly contested by global powers.

He was always careful to avoid the real questions that hung over his increasingly contested career.

But the undersea frontier is increasingly crowded, and therefore increasingly contested.

Sports may become increasingly contested, with Asian and African cultures challenging 19th- and 20th-century hegemonic masculine notions regarding the content, meaning, control, organization, and ideology of sports.

The radiowave spectrum has become an increasingly contested resource as more and more Britons switch on mobile devices - smartphones and tablets - and connect them to the internet.

Nicky Hunt and Christopher Iwelumo squared up in what became an increasingly keenly contested midfield battle and Iwelumo became the first player to go into the book for slicing through Franck Queudrue.

Space, Hyten said, is becoming "increasingly congested, contested, and competitive".

However, as the definition of 'rural' has become increasingly difficult and contested, the boundaries of 'rural geography' have been tested.

In particular, little is known about the potential threats posed by an increasingly complex and contested 'ethical' landscape in undermining radical initiatives designed to bring about improvements to material and social well-being.

In the context of globalization, global institutions operate in an increasingly complex and contested space.