Sentence examples for contesting things from inspiring English sources

I've been given tickets for nonsense, things that I have to waste my time and money contesting; things that I have won in court, but this was my tipping point.

You know, you contest things in court, you contest things in universities, you contest things in the public sphere.

"There was no hedging from Trump, as in 'of course I'd accept the results unless the results were very close and there was room to contest things'.

But, with an election now looming next year – which many in his own party don't want him to contest – things are worse than ever.

"Manchester United, Chelsea and Manchester City will go to the end and contest things.

Wakefield head coach Richard Agar: "I probably didn't see it coming but, if you are not in a physical contest, things can get a bit messy.

Kaggle contests cover things as diverse as finding dark matter in the universe and predicting bond prices.

Check your copy of the contract to see if you have grounds to contest such things as excess charges that exist because of bank overdrafts.

Ware said Garrett had placed a premium on the small things — contesting balls to generate more turnovers for the defense, concentrating on ball security for the offense.

Who gets to run the World Bank – we have shown we can contest this thing and Africa can produce people capable of running the entire architecture," she said.

For one thing, the former couple keeps doing things like contesting divorce settlements they agreed to weeks ago.