Sentence examples for is contested by the from inspiring English sources

Thus while Epicurus argues that the non-existence of void is contested by the phenomenon of movement, these Epicureans argue that nothing evident contests the local generalization that moving things hereabouts all move through empty spaces.

The procedure is contested by the athlete and her coach and looks questionable at the level of the IJF.

His claim is contested by the American soldiers involved, including the crew of the M-88 tank tow truck that eventually pulled the statue down.

"If the Europa league final is contested by the host club, do they get a percentage of the tickets?" tweets jamesthegill.

McCrone was asked by the Guardian at the Scotsman conference about Healey's assertion – which is contested by the oil economist and historian Professor Alex Kemp and contradicted by a Parliamentary answer from a Tory energy minister October 1973.

It was also the fourth year in a row and 10th in 12 years that Air Force beat both Army and Navy to capture the trophy, which is contested by the three service academies in an annual round-robin competition.

The rules had been contested by the business community.

Each shot was contested by the suddenly energized Pacers.

Ms. Kyenge's nomination was already being contested by the anti-immigrant Northern League.

Subsequently it was contested by the Italians, Albanians, and Turks, to whom it succumbed about 1430.

Interestingly, not one of these new numbers has been contested by the Tories.