Sentence examples for contested options from inspiring English sources

There were many contested options designed to avoid this that were marginalised when the system was set up in the 1940s.

He contested portions of her suit.

Richard Fitzgerald, the man who headed racing's negotiating team, said: "There was a range of very appealing options in what was a very keenly contested tender process.

Pain associated with these injuries is a complex, contested topic, and narcotic analgesics (NA) remain important treatment options.

The mayor, who said he occasionally drank a diet soda "on a hot day," contested the idea that the plan would limit consumers' choices, saying the option to buy more soda would always be available.

This option works best when you don't have a complicated or contested divorce.

Without additional confirmation for any of these options, the absolute timing of early nervous systems evolution should be considered as contested.

The use of the directed graph option as a device to model a rail road network is not contested but as with all modelling safeguards and vigilance is required to maintain integrity.

But any measures he takes seem likely to be small ones, and his options are limited with Congress showing little appetite for more spending in a hotly contested midterm election year.

Everything else was contested.

"They contested every shot.