Sentence examples for be contested as from inspiring English sources

For now — and perhaps a day or two more — there is no reprieve, no resolution, and as this Cup extends, there is also increased concern that the result on the water could eventually be contested as well.

(Foghat cannot be contested as a T-shirt).

Any evidence and testimony provided by Williams and Wigand in a trial would certainly be contested as hopelessly tainted, but, if the Scruggs formula succeeded, a trial would be avoided.

The concept of the show was that each main event match was to be contested as an Elimination Chamber match.

In a double dissolution election every seat in both houses will be contested, as opposed to a regular election when only half the Senate faces re-election.

Of those, the Summer Olympics will be phased out of the rankings structure, as baseball will no longer be contested as an Olympic event.

All 435 districts in the House of Representatives and more than a third of seats in the Senate are being contested, as well as 37 governorships.

The battle over the Governor and his policies (and over those who supported them — Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch, too, faced recall and won, and several seats in the state senate were contested as well) has opened wounds that will not be so easily healed.

In Europe, the swaps crackdown is also being contested, as is an effort that is being coordinated in Switzerland to raise the capital standards of the world's largest banks.

What is authentic or inauthentic in Islam is contested, as it is in Christianity, Judaism and most other religious traditions.

It came into wider vogue in the 1950s, and by the early 21st century it was contested as a standard event at PRCA-sanctioned rodeos.