Sentence examples for is strongly contested from inspiring English sources

The legal basis of the treaty clause the Irish government is claiming would cut off future bailout funds is strongly contested and the prospect unrealistic.

But they made only enough, on average, to cover the cost of the research.Mr Miller's view of the efficient market, one held by many academics, is strongly contested, notably by those paid huge fees for trying to better the index.

Again this claim is strongly contested by BT.

Religious affiliation might correlate with respondents' views of ID because evolution is strongly contested by Protestants, especially evangelicals (Scott 2004).

The applicability to medium-speed engines, however, is strongly contested due to the high number of cylinders and large moment of inertia.

Finally 'women would do it differently,' although Glover points out that the idea that women always bring a different approach to science is strongly contested.

Sea and air borders in the region are strongly contested.

The accusation was strongly contested by his wife and his agent.

Even during Müller's lifetime his ideas were strongly contested by scholars of religions.

It was not a rout and points were strongly contested, but Wozniacki is having no luck puncturing Williams's dominance.

The road to Homs and on to the commercial hub of Aleppo has been strongly contested in recent fighting.