Sentence examples for contested a lot from inspiring English sources
In the wake of the Sudanese elections, hotly debated if rather weakly contested, a lot of eyes are focused on what happens next.
Labour has dominated in the last three elections, winning every seat in the county in 1997 and 2001 but losing two in 2005, but in a closely contested election a lot of seats are up for grabs.
Ironically, the asyncronicity of Twitter was hotly contested by a lot of early adopters who pressured the Twitter team heavily to change it to an auto-follow model.
The fact that we don't know the exact number, because the very data (both public and private) are politicized and contested, says a lot.
He has never contested a single handicap.
He contested a failing grade.
A major reason for the backlog of contested cases on Long Island is the fact that many of the contested divorces involve a lot of money.
Supporters of changing the system say they want presidential candidates to campaign nationwide, rather than focusing on a few closely contested states that have a lot of electoral votes.
And I actually tried to make the natural world — that contested lot of old-growth forest that's the center of the novel — of equal importance, almost equal importance as the human protagonist.
For a quick cultural index of this story's allure, check out the hundreds of hotly contested Enron lots on Ebay, where the bankrupt company's stock certificates have gone for north of $200 -- a multiple of 300 times the last known value of a share of the stock itself.
