Sentence examples for bitterly contests from inspiring English sources

Today, the Falklands, population 2,563, remains a British overseas territory, a status that Argentina still bitterly contests.

Of course, this theory presupposes that Hillary stands the best chance of defeating Trump in November, which is something that Bernie's campaign bitterly contests.

Sunni and Shia politicians bitterly contest control of key posts in government and the security forces, while their militias clash over control of territory.

It also seemed to spell certain defeat for ABN Amro, a big Dutch bank, with which BPI had been bitterly contesting control of Antonveneta since March.

In several of the most bitterly contested Senate contests across the county, candidates spent the week nervously trying to avoid getting caught up in the political fallout from Mr. Romney's comments.

The president-elect campaigned vociferously against the TPP throughout the bitterly contested presidential contest.

Like the bitterly contested presidential contest being played out in Florida, the Holt-Zimmer race was also marked by a razor-thin margin as well as suits and countersuits.

The Belarusian Popular Front, which formed a political party to contest the 1994 elections, bitterly contested Parliament's course and accused it of failing to deal with major issues.

It is bitterly contested ground.

Republicans bitterly contested this, and still do.

Even that is a bitterly contested question.