Sentence examples for though contested from inspiring English sources

This view is though contested [ 17] and research and policy around supported decision-making and substitute judgement are relevant here [ 23].

A natural (though contested) suggestion is that intuitions are treated as the primary evidence in philosophical inquiry.

Though contested,1 over the last few years, a general perception has formed that humanitarian contexts have become increasingly dangerous for humanitarian agencies.

Such estimates though, are contested.

Though fiercely contested, the first half will not live long in the memory.

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

The cause, though hotly contested, is probably due to a cocktail of factors including health education, the tides of fashion and, most obviously, a tough economy.

Though hotly contested U.S. elections will bring Washington to a near standstill in 2012, the prospects for 2013 are more promising.

Though the contested territory itself is relatively inconsequential, the fear among outside nations is largely over the potential loss of human life.

It's a treasure trove of a book, written with gusto and a huge love of journalism and its practitioners (well, most of them: he settles a few scores with a graphic, though somewhat contested, account of his short-lived and seemingly harrowing time as Indy editor).

"For 216 years, our elections -- though bitterly contested -- have featured the philosophies and characters of candidates who were clearly qualified".