Sentence examples for most disputed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's lawyers also sued the election officials in the four most disputed Florida counties.

Stylometry, the study of linguistic style, has been used to out the authors behind some of history's most disputed documents, from Shakespearean sonnets to the Federalist Papers.

Even the Texas curriculum's most disputed item — its assertion that the Founders envisioned America as a divinely inspired Christian nation — is not as radical as it sounds.

This is a much vaguer, and lower, hurdle than the "substantial harm" proposed for most disputed cases in the white paper.

One of the most disputed aspects of Ms. Palin's tax returns, which were prepared by H&R Block, is the tax treatment of the per diem payments.

(His brother, Robert Capa, shot one of the best-known – and most disputed – war photographs of all time: a soldier fighting for the Republicans during the Spanish civil war, arms thrust back at he's fatally shot).

PARIS, Oct. 22 - Britain, France and Germany are working to give Iran a last chance to avoid confrontation with the West over its nuclear program by offering incentives to curtail its most disputed activities.

The challenge of achieving a stable withdrawal from medication overuse is one of the most disputed aspects in the treatment of MOH.

It would be foolish to attempt to resolve this issue within the confines of the present entry, as it is perhaps the largest, and most disputed, single interpretative issue concerning Aristotle's Metaphysics.

Today, Columbus Day is the annual federal holiday most disputed among states.

The most-disputed constitutional issue was the role of the presidency.