Sentence examples for it has been contested from inspiring English sources

Although it has been contested since its inception, beginning with the famous 'Bohr Einstein debates1,' quantum mechanics has stood its ground against competing theories and experimental tests for almost 100 years.

It has been contested ground for much of the last six months.

But it has been contested more often on courses in the New York City area than on courses in any other region.

It has been contested over such: various distances as a mile and 70 yards, one mile, a mile and a sixteenth and a mile and a quarter, and has been at a mile and a half since 1947.

At various times the distance of the race has changed, for a time becoming an over-and-back competition of 40 miles (64 km), but it has been contested at 20 miles since 1998.

It was a hub for foreign fighters crossing from Syria from 2003-07 and, over the past year, it has been contested by government forces and militants who have crept towards the city from Iraq's western deserts.

Running under the banner of Tower Hamlets First, Rahman had been defending the mayoral post he'd won in October 2010, the first time it had been contested in the borough.

This long, unpredictable and often downright bizarre election was, in other words, ending along the lines it had been contested all along: with Americans sharply divided along demographic lines between the two candidates.

The area is a busy shipping route connecting to the Strait of Malacca and the Pacific and is believed to have rich oil and gas deposits, meaning that the tiny specks of land that dot it have been contested by many neighbouring powers for decades.

Since the literary quality of "Genji" is uneven, its authorship has been contested.

However, who may be identified as Melayu and what it means to be Melayu has been contested for many decades.