Sentence examples for profoundly contested from inspiring English sources
Rushanara Ali's remarks underline that it is very much a political battleground, a profoundly contested one, and that the struggle to control it in the interests of those who most need improvements in their lives will be long and difficult.
Smyslov understood chess more profoundly than his great rival Mikhail Botvinnik, against whom he contested three world championship matches with honours even.
Today's professional game is profoundly different (and better) than it was even two decades ago and as such is contested by athletes who are bigger, stronger, faster and most likely smarter than their predecessors.
Former Prime Minister Yevgeny M. Primakov contested the logic of Mr. Feith and his colleague, saying that today's events would profoundly change the debate over international security and missile defenses.
The extraordinary and alarming specificity of the latest terror alert -- different in kind than all that have come before it since Sept. 11, 2001 -- poses new and heightened challenges for a government in the midst of a contested national election, and for a public both inured to the probability of further attack and profoundly unsure of what to do about it.
Everything else was contested.
"They contested every shot.
The elections were not contested.
Angry creditors contested his will.
Borghese Inc. contested the trademark.
