Sentence examples for is another contested from inspiring English sources

There is another, contested explanation why the United States has not been able to close in on the 86.74-meter 86.74-meterd, set by a former Soviet throworldYurecorddykh, in 1986.

It is another contested frontier in the current debate that pits our democratic freedoms against our security in a time when the threat from terrorism is constant and, as recent events in Woolwich show, utterly unpredictable.

Apart from this discussion on the systemic consequences of grid extension, there is another contested topic: the question of the effect of electromagnetic waves which are emitted by the power lines.

During Aminata's eviction, a text message came from a similar group in the North London borough of Haringey, protesting in support of a person who they were arguing was "vulnerable" — another contested legal category — and therefore entitled to help.

Childhood vaccination is another hotly contested topic, and the controversy around them has flared for two decades.

They also serve their pizzas plain, although toppings are another hotly contested subdivision of the pizza debate.

"That's what we'll be doing in Dubai and it'll be another keenly contested series as it always is against Pakistan".

The ancient "Bhima" is the twin of another contested statue that is also being returned to Cambodia.

Another contested issue is what is meant by the requirement under the 1998 Human Rights Act that UK courts "take into account" the ECHR's rulings.

Crawley is another constituency that will be hotly contested.

It is set to be another hotly-contested tournament and McIlroy believes 14-major winner Tiger Woods's return to form will add to the excitement.