Sentence examples for there are contested from inspiring English sources

To the extent that there are contested or disputed ballots -- JUSTICE SCALIA.

"It's on the low end of what early-case expenses look like, particularly when there are contested matters," Bennett said.

In Virginia, there are contested primaries in three of the state's 11 congressional districts, some of which were turned upside down by a recent court ruling about redrawing the congressional-district map.

"If a defendant has a right to an evidentiary hearing on a remedy because there are contested issues of fact, what difference does it make if the defendant was aware of the possibility of that form of relief?" asked Judge David S. Tatel.

There are contested benefits in reducing soft tissue transfixation so allowing for less morbidity and increased mobility [4].

"Is the Cabinet Secretary the correct person to conduct such an investigation in the midst of intense media furore, while there are contested accounts on which the career of a senior minister turns?

Any military build-up on NATO's doorstep in Kaliningrad is also a concern for the Western alliance, while the Arctic's mineral riches and energy reserves ensure that territory there is contested by several nations.

For the first time in as long as anyone could remember, there were contested races for the alumni board.

The Late Bronze Age (c. 1550 c. 1200 bc) was mainly one of Egyptian dominance in Canaan, although their power there was contested by the Hittites of Anatolia.

There is contested territory also in Naomi Alderman's The Liars' Gospel (Viking), a visceral retelling of the events surrounding the life of Jesus.

But tragically, climate change is a classic creeping problem, where it's very easy to deny the magnitude of the problem in its early days because it's not very evident, seems so far away, and there's contested views about the seriousness and so on.