Sentence examples for most vigorously contested from inspiring English sources

The person-on-the-street report may have been a newsroom staple, but the currents Ms. Laflin picked up seemed to reflect the sentiments of many who watched the debate in Albuquerque, by far the largest city in New Mexico, a state that despite its relatively small population has become one of the most vigorously contested in the campaign.

Swartz's activism, I argued, was waged as part of one of the most vigorously contested battles - namely, the war over how the internet is used and who controls the information that flows on it - and that was his real crime in the eyes of the US government: challenging its authority and those of corporate factions to maintain a stranglehold on that information.

The Christian meaning of humanity was vigorously contested in one of the most important debates in history.

"These charges will be vigorously contested," he said.

The suit was filed in 2009 and was vigorously contested.

Warnke has always vigorously contested claims of wrongdoing.

Our elections are vigorously contested, and so they should be.

He predicted that any effort to carve a broader exception would be vigorously contested.

Yet he vigorously contested a lawsuit that challenged financing for urban districts.

The company also said that the allegations "will be vigorously contested".

According to this measure, anyway, they have been getting poorer — a point that is often vigorously contested.