But he was contested from the get-go.
Ms. Scozzafava's bid for the Republican nomination has been contested from the beginning.
Construction on the Hopewell project, the financial feasibility of which was contested from the start, has all but ceased.
The county lay at the edge of the Danelaw and was contested from the 9th through the 11th century by the Danes and the Saxons.
Instead, while mosques and Islamic community centers have been contested from near ground zero and Staten Island to Murfreesboro, Tenn., Temecula, Calif., and Sheboygan, Wis., Utica is a place where the dog hasn't barked.
The idea that the philosophy of film should model itself upon a scientific model has been contested from a variety of points of view.
The claim that competition and conquest rewarded the best and improved the species was contested from Darwin's day onwards.3 John Stuart Mill wrote a diatribe against taking nature as normative, declaring that nature was the source of "false taste, false philosophy, false morality," and bad law.
For tonight sees the first final in the 59-year history of the European Cup to be contested by rivals from the same city!
A Brazil win would make five straight Olympics in which the final will be contested between two teams from either Latin America or Africa, a striking contrast to the European dominance in most major men's soccer events.
Justice Shirley Kornreich ruled out using Ras al-Khaimah as a competition site on Tuesday, maintaining that the Cup's governing document, the Deed of Gift, stipulates that the Cup cannot be contested in the Northern Hemisphere from Nov. 1 to May 1. "We are, of course, disappointed," said Paco Latorre, a spokesman for Alinghi, in a telephone interview.
