Sentence examples for contested none from inspiring English sources

Four of WWE's nine championships were contested; none were lost as all four were retained.

But it still came as a bit of a shock when the Wilsons made what they thought was a routine move to register the trademark of their hot product — a flat pretzel snack called Pretzel Crisps — and it was contested by none other than Frito-Lay, the 800-pound gorilla of the snack food market owned by PepsiCo.

Four championships exclusive to the Raw brand were contested for; none was lost as all four championships were retained.

Ms. Bradley said that although 21st Century Fox had contested her position, "none of the representations have led me to dismiss the concerns I have" regarding public interest issues.

In the absence of contested elections, none of these concerns are publicly addressed.

In other words, among the three co-equal branches of our government, it is the Legislature to which our Constitution has entrusted the right and the responsibility of determining the circumstances under which an election can be contested and there is none other than what it has stated.

(Not all the chief executives were in agreement on that point, however. Several privately told me, as one said, that "size, by default, increases risk". That seems a sensible assessment, but none of them contested Mr. Diamond's point out loud).

Five independent inquiries were conducted, none of which contested the IPCC's main conclusions.

In its first test, the 1935 General Election, the SNP contested eight seats and won none.

But none were as fiercely contested as the first one.

It is fragmented and contested but perhaps more constructive than none at all.