Sentence examples for one contested issue from inspiring English sources

On one contested issue after another over the course of his career -- his insistence as an American emissary that France could stop British resistance to American independence by deploying its navy along the coast of North America; his early suspicion of the French Revolution; his hearty support for an American Navy -- Adams proved right in the end.

One contested issue is the difference between CS and euthanasia.

For example, on one particularly contested issue, abortion, the authors punted: "Rather than take a stand," they write, they simply "coded the data" on abortion and didn't include it in their final tally.

The Year 2000 problem has become one hotly contested issue.

The decision by the Florida Supreme Court was an ordinary exercise in statutory interpretation, admittedly dealing with an important and hotly contested issue, but one governed by state laws that long antedate this election.

Eating on public transportation is a hotly contested issue.

The only contested issue is whether the constitutional violation was a substantial one.

This exchange is just one more example of how children's screentime has become an emotive, contested issue.

However, the impact of these experiments on the production of more just forms of urbanisation is a contested issue.

This has long been a contested issue.

Thus, the only contested issue is likelihood of confusion.