Sentence examples for very contested from inspiring English sources

"It was always very contested," he explains.

Very contested – many people simply can't stand him.

Sex and sexuality are very contested spaces for people with disabilities.

"The gun debate is very, very contested and emotional, but I think there needs to be momentum here," he said.

And my favorite course on my college transcript is a course Harvey taught called "Eschatology and Politics". This courses had both great practical value to me later in my life because I covered the Vatican for The New York Times at a moment when liberation theology was very contested in the Vatican, and had some combinations of liberation theologians.

"I was writing about the war that had deeply affected my family…and I realized that in writing a book about a part of our history that is still very controversial and still very contested, that I was bearing witness" She went on, "I realized that there are people for whom this book would be history, not just literature".

"Ohio is a very closely divided state, very closely contested, but it often swings solidly Republican or solidly Democratic.

It will be a very closely contested tie with Arvidsson and Larsson very similarly ranked to Baltacha and Keothavong.

Richard Fitzgerald, the man who headed racing's negotiating team, said: "There was a range of very appealing options in what was a very keenly contested tender process.

All are at the center of Kifl's redevelopment plan, still under consideration and very much contested.

"We have just had a very vigorously contested election, but the election is over," Mr. Obama told them.