Sentence examples for is being contested as from inspiring English sources
You can see how the genre's definition is being contested: as of this writing, LuckyMe's MySpace page bears the words "There really is no glitch hop," referring to yet another of the names used to typify the work discussed here.
All 435 districts in the House of Representatives and more than a third of seats in the Senate are being contested, as well as 37 governorships.
The first alternate in the 500 was Brent Aussprung, and as the race was being contested at the Richmond Olympic Oval, Aussprung was on an airplane to the Netherlands for training.
This component is being contested by the tobacco lobby as harming the advertisement industry and reducing trade rather than tobacco consumption [ 48].
If ownership of the asset is in dispute (e.g., a testamentary trust established by a will that is being contested), the trust is not reported as an asset until the dispute is resolved.
Some 1,200 unitary authority seats in 21 local authorities are being contested across Wales, as well as community and town councils.
While it is hard to believe — and probably against N.F.L. rules — other sports were being contested on Sunday as well, the highlight of them involving (believe it or not) golf.
As many as 1,171 races are being contested by more than 6,000 candidates spread among 92 parties in the country's first openly-contested general election in 25 years on Sunday.
But their efforts are being contested by environmental groups, such as Greenpeace and Earthlife Africa, leading the South African government to place a moratorium on all further fracking permits.
But as some are being contested by insurance companies, he anticipates between £20m and £25m will be available to him.
