Sentence examples for inherently contested from inspiring English sources
A political perspective on implementation, therefore, would see it as inherently contested and a negotiated combination of top down implementation with bottom up reactions and accommodations [ 19].
We conclude that visions of conservation success will be inherently plural, and that in inevitably contested and diverse social contexts success on any terms rests upon recognition of and negotiation with alternative visions.
When it comes to highly contested cases with abuse allegations, critics say, parental alienation is inherently biased against women, and an American Psychological Association task force found a reluctance in family courts to believe mothers' abuse claims.
A well informed public is inherently meritorious, even more so when it concerns an issue as complex and contested as climate change policy.
Questions of ideology, highly contested by scholars and based on subjective assessments of motivation, appear inherently "non-factual".
It's simply that photography has an inherently reflexive quality that allows us to enter and be implicated in this contested space.
The Committee found that political advertising involves concepts, ideas, policies and images (often contested by the opposing parties) which cannot be subjected to a test of truth, truth itself being inherently difficult to define.
Everything else was contested.
"They contested every shot.
The elections were not contested.
