Sentence examples for particularly contested from inspiring English sources

Brussels, a largely French-speaking enclave in the Flemish area, is particularly contested.

But in Eastern Europe, which contains possibly more Brutalist structures than any other region, the style is particularly contested, a reflection of a turbulent recent history.

Mrs. Clinton was nearly as strong in her language as Mr. Schumer, using this appearance -- to be followed by campaign stops in Denver, Seattle, Portland, Ore., and San Francisco -- to assume a strong partisan stance in a particularly contested election and against a politician who created much difficulty for her while he was running the Whitewater investigations.

Much of the violence on Saturday played out in the south of the country, in opposition strongholds where the tight election is particularly contested, according to Cheta Nwanze, head of research at SBM Intelligence, a nonpartisan group that has been critical of the government and is tracking violence based on reports from local police and media.

Consociationalism is a controversial theory in political science, and its application to the European Union is particularly contested.

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.

Particularly hotly contested in the lead-up to the vote was the scientific evidence relating to the viability of life at 24 weeks.

Mr. Obama's campaign manager, David Plouffe, said the campaign was taking names of Clinton staff members from Mrs. Clinton and was prepared to hire a number, particularly for contested states.

Add to this the fact that the region has been particularly fiercely contested over the past 18 months in the broader context of a conflict that has become considerably more polarised with the arrival of a hardline rightwing president, and it was probably not a trip to be undertaken at that time.

They have implications for understanding how research evidence is used and interpreted in policy and practice, particularly in contested knowledge areas.

Reflections suggest that attention is required to manage risk and support stakeholder analysis, particularly in understanding contested values and overcoming power differentials between industry and self-interest groups.