Sentence examples for contested contests from inspiring English sources

As I noted a few weeks ago, there are fiercely contested contests for six seats that are currently in Republican hands: in Indiana, Missouri, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.

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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.

After a vote count that stretched into this morning, Gov. George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore were locked in one of the most closely contested presidential contests in decades.

Add to the media mix a fiercely competitive United States Senate race and a bevy of aggressively contested state contests and ballot questions, and the television dial seems tuned to a schedule of all political commercials all the time.

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

"The major risk," he said, "is this is a hotly contested political contest and the court runs the risk of being tarred as partisan".

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 announcement on Wednesday that the powerful Durst real estate family had won a hotly contested bidding contest for a stake in 1 World Trade Center represented a remarkable turnaround in the fortunes of the $3.3 billion skyscraper since its inception six years ago.

"In other words the convention will be a contested contest".

And two of the most hotly-contested contests at York Hall are expected to be the men's light-heavyweight and the women's lightweight.