Sentence examples for been contested so far from inspiring English sources

Gingrich, in a defiant mood in his post-election speech in Orlando on Tuesday night, made a point of saying only four states had been contested so far.

According to the website Labourlist, of the 24 key marginals to be contested so far, Momentum candidates have won in just five, while a further six have gone to candidates from the "wider Labour left".

Rules are contested so that one group of political actors can gain leverage over another.

The hosts have won four of the five golds contested so far, and Clancy is in with a great chance of making that five from six on Sunday.

It is turning into quite a meeting for the Europeans and the British in particular, with four winners from four races contested so far.

The case has been contested for three years–so far which the appeals court called "noteworthy" for its speed.

The weaker claim — that creoles respect the constraints imposed by UG — has not, so far as I know, been contested.

The German president, Christian Wulff, argued that even the central bank's limited bond purchases so far constitute illegal financing of governments, a charge that has been contested by the bank and independent analysts.

Access to hormone therapy and sex reassignment surgery are contested issues far beyond the military.

First, climate change impacts are still contested, so influencing how participants engage with representations of potential futures.

The Infrastructure Act, if passed – and so far it is scarcely being contested (hello Labour, do you still exist?) – will be the Climate Change Act's evil twin.