Sentence examples for issue contested from inspiring English sources

Americans celebrated National Sandwich Day last week and hot dogs proved divisive – the issue contested on the Daily Show, in the Buffalo Bills locker room, and in back gardens across the land.

The litigation, rather than efforts to pass a patients' bill of rights, could be the first test of the administration's policies on an issue contested in Congress last year and debated in the presidential campaign.

Over the years albums have been issued, contested and withdrawn, as claims and counterclaims, Dickensian in their complexity, flew.

Until recently, Orgreave, like much of the 80s, seemed increasingly like ancient history – all the more remote because the issues contested then seemed to have been settled, for good or ill.

The issues contested range so broadly and elicit so many competing intuitions (about which, arguably, reasonable people may disagree), that some question whether a resolution is even possible.

Whatever the precise channels, Dante was unquestionably one of the most learned Italian laymen of his day, aware of the issues contested in the schools, and at home with the modes of discourse in which they were discussed.

The issues contested in the school bus strike echo problems Bloomberg has had with other unions involved with the school system -- particularly the United Federation of Teachers.

Part of Duncan's ethos is this unwillingness to wait for the emergence of the perfect model, especially for an issue as contested as rating teachers.

At best, the issue is contested.

The issue remains contested, in part because the U.S. Supreme Court has "never directly ruled on the citizenship provision for presidential office holders," according to PolitiFact.

Although the Bureau will go forward with the auction today, based on the agreement it will not issue the contested leases.