Sentence examples for contested ones from inspiring English sources

Gov. George W. Bush of Texas began showing his fall campaign commercials on Monday in many of the same states, including major contested ones like Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and Pennsylvania, where the Democrats need to win.

"Not just the contested ones.

The contracts were some of the most hotly contested ones given out since Mr. Hussein's government was ousted.

It would be particularly interesting to contrast findings for highly contested intersectoral policy issues with less contested ones.

The party's poor performance can in part be explained by the MDC's clever tactic of busing supporters from safe districts to contested ones.

The Catholic League, an antidefamation group, persuaded sponsors to leave the show, and ABC canceled it after 11 episodes, never showing the most contested ones, which dealt compassionately with priests with AIDS and angrily with pedophile priests and their protectors in the church.

From remote resettlement to same-place resettlement, and from government-led upgrading to grassroots initiatives, it is clear that the debate on solutions for informal communities is a hotly contested one.

After the fiercely contested one-day international series, as England's relieved, victorious players stood on the outfield and Jos Buttler did his post-match media duties, a small huddle of Bangladesh fans – so partisan during play – had stayed behind to chant: "England, thank you," on loop.

Ole Miss only contested one of the 28 allegations while stating that five more should be categorized on a different level.

Indeed, his politics of peace, reconciliation and non-racialism are regarded with skepticism by a new generation, whereas her radical focus on African nationalism, land reform and militance make her legacy a less contested one these days.

The episode is a hotly contested one.