Sentence examples for of being contested from inspiring English sources

Moreover, "only 28 Republican-held districts are considered even remotely at risk of being contested by a Democratic challenger... ....... Ezra Klein and Evan Soltas comment, "So for about 200 of the House's Republicans, a primary challenge by conservatives angry over 'amnesty' is probably a more realistic threat than defeat at the hands of angry Hispanic voters, or even angry Democrats".

The precise limit is derived by multiplying the number of constituencies being contested by £30,000.

There are two visions of privacy being contested today.

The roles of science, learning, truth, academic freedom, and the freedom of speech are being contested.

Forty-nine of those citations are still being contested and three of them were deemed non-assessable.

Yet it is undoubtedly the biggest of the spoils still being contested in Syria's war.

The purpose and relevance of the UN is being contested.

Meanwhile all of the National Assembly seats are being contested.

Many of the descriptions of events are contested, to be sure, but that is always the case.

Our understanding of the nature of hypnosis is contested, and rapidly evolving [ 1].

Even the name of the oil fields of Alberta is contested.