Sentence examples for most highly contested from inspiring English sources

But generally, the model shows very little movement since June in the most highly contested states.

Management of locally advanced non-small cell lung cancer is among the most highly contested areas in thoracic oncology.

An analysis of the most highly contested articles on Wikipedia reveals the controversies that appear invariant across languages and cultures.

Also featuring his most highly contested release, Lemon Incest, Love On the Beat would go on to become his most provocative album.

In July, an analysis of the most highly contested articles on Wikipedia revealed the controversies that appear invariant across languages and cultures.

The deal on a future treaty was the most highly contested element of a package of agreements that emerged from the extended talks among 200 nations here.

And the United States of America is saying, well, we can't afford to have an election in Florida and Michigan in the most exciting, highly contested and important presidential election probably in the history of this country…We'll raise — we'll put up $15 million.

In reality such a court case would likely take years and may get escalated to the Supreme Court, because that's where the most relevant and highly contested precedent was set, in 2005.

In a 2008 post-election analysis, National Journal ranked NARAL the second-most effective endorser in highly contested Congressional races.

What propositions are is, of course, highly contested, but most agree that a proposition carves the class of possibilities into two sub-classes — those in which the proposition is true and those in which it is false.

The Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has offered his condolences to the families of more than 1 million Armenians who were massacred during the first world war, in Turkey's most conciliatory remarks yet over the highly contested episode.