Sentence examples for intensely disputed from inspiring English sources

It was an effort to foster reconciliation after the country's intensely disputed election, but ended with little of it in evidence.

Almost six months later, the Mets and soccer officials have still not come to terms, and the stadium issue remains intensely disputed among elected officials, youth soccer leaders and parks advocates.

Gov. Jan Brewer and Arizona lawmakers who wrote the law can claim victory because the court's decision allows the authorities to go ahead with its most intensely disputed provision, which requires the police to determine the immigration status of anyone they stop if there is a "reasonable suspicion" the person is an illegal immigrant.

He lost the popular vote to Democrat Samuel J. Tilden but he won an intensely disputed electoral college vote after a Congressional commission awarded him twenty contested electoral votes.

With the same intention, different types of HES are frequently administered in burn injury, although safety and efficacy of HES products for fluid resuscitation are not fully evaluated and are intensely disputed especially during the last few years.

Munich represents a new departure for the director, his most political movie yet - and one that plunges deep into what is perhaps the most intensely-disputed conflict in the world.

Not disputed.

Disputed claims.

Reports disputed.

Ketchum recalled, "He would say, 'Go to hell,' and I would say, 'No, let's talk about this.' " Ketchum is a natural and genial debater, but he was also a colonel in the United States Army; he did not need to dispute or cajole, and it's hard not to see in these discussions a man arguing more intensely with himself than with his subordinates.

Few would dispute that it's one of the 21st century's most compelling ideas, because it connects issues that intensely polarise people (God, the energy crisis, genetic engineering) with sci-fi concepts that stir the imagination (artificial intelligence, immersive virtual reality, molecular engineering).