Sentence examples for still contested from inspiring English sources

That much was known, if still contested.

Each building was once fought over, and their histories are still contested.

Still, contested conventions are predicted, with varying degrees of alarm, every four years.

All that is pretty well known, though still contested, as you'll see in the MSNBC discussion.

And it's that point — "still contested" — where the analysis turns from economic to political.

"Bridled" and "saddled" like the hobbyhorse he described, Mayakovsky's legacy is still contested today.

That's the commonly accepted story line of the still-contested Hiss case.

And then there's the still-contested question of whether Mr. Whitaker's appointment violated the Constitution.

Many of those foreign troops could then be reassigned to other, still-contested areas nearby, under the guidelines.

India also fought a losing war with China in 1962 over the still-contested Sino-Indian border.

Four countries, guarantors of a 1942 treaty meant to settle the quarrel, decided 80km of still-contested frontier largely in Peru's favour.