Sentence examples for is highly contested from inspiring English sources

"You have a mayoral race that is highly contested.

Today, the legacy of Al Andalus is highly contested.

Whether the inbuilt chemical protection of such genetically modified crops has reduced the use of pesticide is highly contested.

Mohamad is an undocumented asylum seeker who mispronounced three words in an "accent test" – the UK Border Agency's language analysis is highly contested, and as a legal tool for removal, incredibly shonky.

"The evidence about whether these deaths is avoidable is highly contested, and all we were saying was even if you could get rid of all of them, essentially there would still be better ways to spend the money," says Matt Sutton, professor of health economics at the University of Manchester.

That the prime minister and the education secretary, were opposed to the appointment, is repeated in the newspapers no fewer than 12 times between 3 February and 3 March – and the articles were a fine example (if those are the right words) of an attempt to establish as fact, something that is highly contested.

The 2013 race was highly contested.

The referendum was highly contested.

The term was highly contested initially, and there was little comparable data.

Grynszpan had just received a postcard from his sister describing the family's deportation to Poland, and yet his exact motives are highly contested.

However, officials have provided little-to-no details in the suicide that has been highly contested from those who are close to her.