Sentence examples for contested there from inspiring English sources

Lest the timing be contested, there were witnesses.

But the Baldwin Flight A North American Open Pairs Championship is contested there on Wednesday and Thursday.

World Series, N.F.L. championships and championship fights were contested there, but perhaps nothing had as profound an effect on our society than the Negro leagues games.

Still, for all that societal notions of what constitutes masculinity are being contested, there is little doubt that this is a compelling moment for men's fashion.

In the senate where all 76 seats are being contested there are 631 candidates, an average of 8.3 candidates per seat.

The match at Wellington will be just the eighth NRL match staged in the city and the Warriors have won just one of the seven contested there.

This compares with the 2008 local elections, the last time that the equivalent seats being fought next week were contested: then there were 14 councils under no overall control, 12 run by Labour, eight by the Conservatives and six by the Lib Dems.

There is no consensus on how to measure democracy, definitions of democracy are contested and there is an ongoing lively debate on the subject.

In the coming elections, however, all the seats in the lower house are to be contested, and there is a small chance that the poorly organised opposition could gain sufficient support there to transfer the impeachment case to the Senate.

Methods for evaluating health education are hotly contested but there is evidence that some education interventions are effective.

The routes approved Friday were not contested because there was less interest among US airlines in flying to Cuban locations other than Havana.