Sentence examples for essentially uncontested from inspiring English sources
Mitt Romney won the essentially uncontested Utah primary on Feb. 5 with about 90percentt of the vote.
Mr. Brown, who ran essentially uncontested for the Democratic nomination, has been relatively quiet in his campaigning, with few public events.
But Mr. McCain's advisers believe independents who helped him in 2000 could help push him over the top again, especially because the Democratic primary is essentially uncontested.
After Putin's essentially uncontested reëlection last week, his campaign spokesman, Andrey Kondrashov, explicitly addressed how Putin benefitted from tensions with the United Kingdom over Skripal.
The French attacker Gaëtane Thiney provided the opening score, dribbling forward essentially uncontested in the 12th minute and ripping a shot that Hope Solo dived for but could only graze.
Following an essentially uncontested election in 1963, two puppet presidents, René Schick Gutiérrez and, upon his death in 1966, Lorenzo Guerrero Gutiérrez, held office with the support of the Somozas.
We were essentially assured an uncontested election when France withdrew its bid in July, which might explain the lack of scrutiny.
Paths essentially become frozen because strategic premises remain uncontested (Rothmann 2013; Tripsas and Gavetti 2000).
The view that cosmology is essentially irrelevant to Christian belief has not gone uncontested.
MARV ALBERT: Uncontested!
No blessing goes uncontested.
