Sentence examples for contested so far from inspiring English sources

Gingrich, in a defiant mood in his post-election speech in Orlando on Tuesday night, made a point of saying only four states had been contested so far.

It is turning into quite a meeting for the Europeans and the British in particular, with four winners from four races contested so far.

The hosts have won four of the five golds contested so far, and Clancy is in with a great chance of making that five from six on Sunday.

Across the country, in the states contested so far, Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump have forwarded a similar message on the topic of the economy: that trade deals have decimated jobs in this country and that those making less money have been ignored as politicians have hewed to policies that benefit the rich and powerful.

The only contested race so far is for the Republican nomination for state chief justice, which has drawn three judges, including Roy Moore, who became well known for displaying the Ten Commandments in his courtroom in defiance of a court order.

The suburbs appear to the the battleground region with Romney winning suburbia in two of the three truly contested races so far.

But Kevin Bales, the lead researcher, says that not one government from the ten worst performers (in prevalence) has so far contested his findings.Europe's slavery rates are the lowest, but even in Britain, one of the lowest-ranked countries, the survey reckons up to 4,600 people are enslaved.

Gingrich has conceded that the former Massachusetts governor will likely be the party's nominee if he is similarly victorious in South Carolina, an assertion that none of the others in the race has so far contested.

Thus did Arsenal, who have contested every Cardiff Cup final so far, take the trophy for the second time in three years.

BP has so far strongly contested the claim that it was grossly negligent and it maintains that the government's estimates for the amount of oil spilled have been exaggerated.

Missouri's going to be interesting, because of the "reverse coattails" from the hotly-contested Senate race, but so far Mitt seems to be holding his edge.