Sentence examples for systematically contested from inspiring English sources
In addition to the mackerel, other items on the menu — roast potatoes, buttered artichokes with shallots — were systematically contested by Gadbois.
The four million Syrians who are already refugees mostly came from opposition or contested areas that have been systematically bombarded by government aircraft and artillery, making them uninhabitable.
Standpoint theories are mainly used to claim epistemic privilege over socially and politically contested topics on behalf of the perspectives of systematically disadvantaged social groups, relative to the perspectives of the groups that dominate them.
The rising tally of dead roe and red deer is still mercifully small, but contested by local people who claim that it is being systematically under-counted.
Martin alleges that the course material he studied during his six weeks at the LSE was systematically anti-male overlooked men's issues, and ignored any research that contested a "women good, men bad" line of reasoning.
"Martin claims he had the misfortune of being subject to a torrent of anti-male discrimination," Dean writes, adding: "Martin alleges that the course material he studied … was systematically anti-male, overlooked men's issues, and ignored any research that contested a 'women good, men bad' line of reasoning.
Everything else was contested.
"They contested every shot.
The elections were not contested.
Angry creditors contested his will.
