hotly contest

Examples (30)

• The leadership position was hotly contested by several ambitious candidates.
• The new policy was hotly contested by opposition parties.
• The election results were hotly contested by both candidates.
• Both parties are expected to hotly contest the upcoming election in the swing states.
• The findings of the study are being hotly contested within the scientific community.
• She hotly contested the accusations made against her during the trial.
• The final match of the championship was hotly contested from the first minute to the last.
• The validity of the will is expected to be hotly contested by the disinherited relatives.
• Environmental groups hotly contest the new drilling proposal.
• The defendant's legal team will hotly contest the prosecutor's key evidence.
• The company's decision to relocate its headquarters was hotly contested by local employees.
• The decision to close the factory was hotly contested by local residents.
• The new inheritance law has been hotly contested in the courts ever since it was passed.
• The historian's interpretation of the events has been hotly contested for decades.
• They will hotly contest any attempt to reduce their benefits.
• His groundbreaking theory, though now accepted, was hotly contested by the scientific community for years.
• Activist groups are hotly contesting the construction of the new pipeline.
• The legal team is prepared to hotly contest the validity of the contract.
• Every clause of the merger agreement was hotly contested by the two companies' lawyers.
• "We will hotly contest any attempt to change the terms of our contract," the union leader declared.
• Historically, borders in this region have been hotly contested.
• The two tech giants hotly contest the top spot in the smartphone market each year.
• Every point in the legal argument was hotly contested by the defense team.
• Despite strong evidence, he continued to hotly contest his guilt.
• The official version of events was hotly contested by eyewitnesses who claimed to have seen something different.
• Despite the evidence presented, the defendant continued to hotly contest the allegations against him.
• The inheritance was hotly contested among the family members.
• She is known for hotly contesting any claim that she considers inaccurate.
• The proposed changes to the education system were hotly contested in a series of public debates.
• The union promised to hotly contest the proposed changes to working conditions.