Sentence examples for seems to be contested from inspiring English sources

"But given that, for some countries in the EU, every megatonne of CO2 seems to be contested, I am sure that it will be fertile ground for more political trouble".

Newspaper taxes seem to be contested every now and then, but taxes on books?

According to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Reed had a winning majority in the runoff election that seemed destined to be contested by a recount.

Although the definition of resilience has been widely contested, a consensus seems to be emerging, focused on the capacity of an individual, community, country, region, or system to cope positively with rapid-onset shocks or significant and protracted sources of stress arising from natural and anthropogenic hazards (Manyena 2006; Alexander 2013; Matyas and Pelling 2015).

But at least there seems to be a kind of societal equilibrium in place, however contested from various quarters, to allow them to move forward as the US' political, economic and cultural disequilibrium continues to worsen.

Missouri's going to be interesting, because of the "reverse coattails" from the hotly-contested Senate race, but so far Mitt seems to be holding his edge.

Ellison and his rival Ernesto Bertarelli had been locked in court since July 2007, and for a while it seemed as if the result of this race was going to be contested off the water.

Practice rights legislation in Canada continues to be contested 50 years after its first enactment.

We want differing inputs to be contested, wrangled and debated.

Mr Petsalnikos, a founding member and MP for the Panhellenic Socialist Movement (Pasok) since 1985, and a former justice minister, seemed to be the least contested name in a list of six or so that have been mentioned over the last few days.

The 64-board final was contested by the programs that seem to be the strongest, Jack, from the Netherlands (jackbridge.com), and Wbridge5, from France (wbridge5.com).