Sentence examples for is highly disputed from inspiring English sources
Land ownership is highly disputed in most forested countries.
The medical evidence for this is highly disputed, but that doesn't matter: science shouldn't be allowed to get in the way of ideology.
This approach to the assessment of NTOs is highly disputed in the scientific community [6, 37 40] and fails to comply with the provisions put forward by Directive 2001/18/EC [41, 7].
One is the widely implemented stand-by mode which however is highly disputed for its sustainability, as energy in the order of 2% up to more than half of the amount of regular operation may still be consumed.
Moreover, reflecting on the midterm perspective is of particular importance as the role of bioenergy (BE) in the German power system is highly disputed and existing BE installations as well as future investments in the sector are subject to uncertainty in the national energy policy.
The range of the missile is highly disputed.
But reconsolidation, with its eerie implication that our memories are inauthentic or transitory, was highly disputed.
The intelligence supporting the claims was either not believed or was highly disputed by the experts.
Since the 1990s, however, races have been won by an ever-shrinking margin; in 2000 the presidential vote was so close that the outcome was highly disputed.
In a rash of high-profile police killings of unarmed black males – John Crawford III, Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Tamir Rice and Walter Scott – white prosecutors appeared reluctant to vigorously pursue indictments, even when facts were highly disputed.
