Sentence examples for this could be contested from inspiring English sources

Throughout much of its history, alternative rock has been largely defined by its rejection of the commercialism of mainstream culture, although this could be contested ever since some of the major alternative artists have achieved mainstream success or co-opted with the major labels from the 1990s onwards (especially since the new millennium and beyond).

Thus it is doubtful that the legality of this provision could be contested, even assuming that the issue was properly raised, which respondent disputes.

Any of those actions could be contested in court.

Its powers could be contested in a court.

If the recounts reveal significant disparities, they could be contested in court.

Up to a quarter of the board, so two seats could be contested if the board had eight members.

The primary results also could be contested for some time, and still might not be the final word for Mr. Saland and Mr. McDonald.

They said the decision to order Mr. Gigante to trial could be contested only as part of an overall appeal should he be convicted.

It is not inconceivable that the final could be contested by an all-white European team and an all-black African one.

The new Uefa president has suggested the Champions League final could be contested in New York or elsewhere outside Europe for the first time.

They provided forms of sociality, points of intersection where dispersed populations mingled, forums in which rival strategies and tendencies could be contested, and vehicles through which they could be pursued.