Sentence examples for occasionally contested from inspiring English sources
Here they offer their thoughts on the relationship between the genres, a relationship still occasionally contested.
QUESTION FROM IAN: Do you think there's something to be said for Cartier-Bresson's work as street art and similarity between it and the works of, say, Banksy, especially given the still occasionally contested status of photography-as-art?
That would mean more financial hardship, less access to health care, and -- according to a large, if occasionally contested, body of research -- higher mortality.
"Marital privilege" could occasionally be contested by police or prosecutors, but that was the exception, not the rule.
The mayor, who said he occasionally drank a diet soda "on a hot day," contested the idea that the plan would limit consumers' choices, saying the option to buy more soda would always be available.
Everything else was contested.
"They contested every shot.
The elections were not contested.
Angry creditors contested his will.
Borghese Inc. contested the trademark.
