Sentence examples for is a contested from inspiring English sources

Asylum is a contested issue in Sweden, with the country's liberal consensus coming under strain.

The case that reclaims Jake is a contested will by a timberman and semi-loner named Seth Hubbard, who writes it, then hangs himself.

The only conclusion, he argues, is that "space is no longer a sanctuary; it is a contested domain .In a report to Congress in November, a commission examining America's relations with China gave warning that "the pace and success of China's military modernisation continue to exceed US government estimates".

Housing cooperatives seem to promote the good governance ideal that is a contested issue.

This is a contested issue both in the scientific literature and in policy deliberations.

However, the impact of these experiments on the production of more just forms of urbanisation is a contested issue.

This has long been a contested issue.

8. Will there be a contested Republican convention in Cleveland next July?

The question of secret C.I.A. financing for the arts has long been a contested one.

Women's mosque attendance has been a contested issue since the death of the Prophet Muhammad.

London has always been a contested city.