Sentence examples for any contested from inspiring English sources

It's far too simple to see any contested issue as another face of the "culture war".

On Tuesday, Neal made those open jumpers, but he also showed restraint, not forcing any contested or rushed shots.

But, at this point, any contested Convention would have to be premised on a gimmick a rule change, for example—or a true upheaval in the Party.

But the Senate, as it now operates, really has become unconstitutional: as we saw during the recent health care debacle, a 60-vote majority is required to overcome a filibuster and pass any contested bill.

However, it appears to have treated the fact that such constraints on due diligence are normal in any contested bid as, at least to some degree, entitling it to disregard this impediment".

"I'm pretty confident that the leadership choices will gain the support of the party at large at the convention," he said, adding that he expected the convention's choices to prevail in any contested primaries.

The political independence of the BBC in Britain is unusual, and is in any case contested by critics who complain that it is too left-leaning.

Other advantages include instant approval of merchant payment accounts, so that as soon as a store goes live on Shopify the payments engine is already in place, as well as chargeback recovery, which allows sellers to have a better chance of winning out during disputes since Shopify auto-generates full reports about the nature and specifics of chargebacks for any charges contested by consumers.

As I said earlier, the G.O.P. hasn't contested any of these individual findings.

Statistical problems always guarantee that the income gap, in any country, is contested ground.

Even after decades of population decline, it still casts 23 electoral votes, more than any other closely contested state.