Sentence examples for recently contested from inspiring English sources

Through the fronds of jungle vegetation, the subtitled Tagalog and the affectionately noted Filipino customs, "Amigo" invites you to contemplate other, more recently contested landscapes of counterinsurgency.

From the mid-19th century the census gathered economic and demographic information, a development that was recently contested and upheld in court.

Recently contested elections in Kenya, Haiti and Ivory Coast have demonstrated the price of getting this part of the electoral process wrong.

Internationally, the Broncos are backing Malta ahead of a European Championship grudge match with Greece, where some teams with long names have recently contested a Nines tournament.

A letter in a rival Sunday newspaper recently contested the claim that Junk & Disorderly was the best-punning shop name in Britain, claiming the title for a butcher in Tooting called Halal – Is It Meat You're Looking For.

Their theory was recently contested by Nick Bostrom, a philosophy lecturer at Yale University, who argues in a short paper entitled "Cars in the Next Lane Really Do Go Faster" that certain lanes do move more slowly and the reason is that there are actually more cars in them, and that only by drivers' changing lanes can the highway as a whole reach equilibrium and maximum throughput.

However, this traditional picture has recently been contested in influential studies (Cooper 1999; Tieleman 2003).

This last claim has recently been contested in a way that has reinvigorated the debate over the impact of the theory.

Reduced macrophage phagosome acidification related to defective Cl− conduction has been reported as a potential cause of recurrent infections associated with chronic inflammation in CF [10], although this point has recently been contested [11].

The small-worldness of the metabolic network of E. coli has recently been contested for an alternative network representation where carbon atomic traces in metabolic reactions were used [ 9].

Unfortunately, the prevalence or absence of residues in different structures alone is not enough to predict protein secondary structure, and it has recently been contested that the intrinsic tendencies of amino acids for specific conformational preferences is not as strong as previously assumed (Beck et al. 2008).