Sentence examples for regularly contested from inspiring English sources

And decisions regarding the treatment of the mentally ill are regularly contested in the courts.

Ohio statewide offices are regularly contested every four years in the midterm election years.

Citing figures that suggest there was a decline in alcohol use during that 13-year period -- statistics that are regularly contested and impossible to verify -- the document argues that Prohibition was a successful policy.

Some of these games are regularly contested rivalry games.

McCalman contested just as regularly at the breakdown as Pocock and Michael Hooper have in previous games.

Sexual-assault research is notoriously contested and spotty — many regularly cited statistics come from studies with big design flaws, such as small sample sizes, or loose definitions of "college student".

A second explanation is that the former rebels put pressure on the health care providers in their 'base areas' or the contested areas to attend regularly at clinics in order to ensure consistent drug supplies and treatment [ 42].

Having returned from injury Evans hit a rich vein of form scoring regularly in both league and cup competitions as the Blades contested for promotion.

During the contested 2000 Presidential election, he served as a consultant to ABC News and appeared regularly as a constitutional law expert on the Nightly News with Peter Jennings.

Awja, 100 miles north of Baghdad, is in the middle of a fiercely contested war zone, where American troops passing on Iraq's main north-south highway, flanking the village, are regularly ambushed and bombed by insurgents.

Immigrant rights advocates have heavily contested the move on the grounds that it makes BNP supporters ineligible for asylum, and leads DHS to "regularly" deny bond to Bangladeshi BNP members.