Sentence examples for contest most of from inspiring English sources

Darnell did not contest most of these facts.

Throughout the contest, most of the attention was fixed on Mr. McAuliffe.

But in this contest, most of the bidders stand to lose more than they stand to gain.

Taliban militants, who have been fighting a 15-year insurgency to topple the Western-backed government and reimpose a radical Islamist regime, control or contest most of Helmand, the scene of some of the bloodiest fighting during the international military mission in Afghanistan.

But the I.R.S., contesting most of the federal tax deductions, is seeking unspecified "substantial excise taxes and penalties".

With more than nine hundred delegates available in the remaining thirteen contests, most of which will award delegates proportionally, she is well-nigh certain of reaching her target.

In the weeks after Mr. Mubarak's exit last February its leaders suggested that the Brotherhood would seek only a third of the seats in the next Parliament and it is not contesting most of them and expecting to win at least 40 percent.

In addition to the presidential contest, most members of Congress will be running for reelection next year.

Eleven years after the attacks of 9/11, our judiciary continues to fail to contest most government claims of secrecy and executive power.

There were a few things to actually do in the lobby beforehand, like participate in a Guitar Hero competition and a costume contest, but most of the crowd showed up early just to hang out.

It may be no contest for most of us: Cézanne wins.