Sentence examples for even contested from inspiring English sources

Vernon has usually appointed its officials, rather than electing them, since positions were not even contested.

He even contested in a Dakar mayoral election in 2009 and lost.

Last time, in 1998, a quarter of the House seats were not even contested; campaigning was concentrated in relatively few places.

That it is even contested is surprising.

As a consequence, many seizures aren't even contested.

Wales would be first to tell you why: Wikipedia's thousands of volunteer editors and the site's high sourcing standards, he says, are remarkably effective at keeping even contested entries clean.

This year it is not even being contested.

It has not even been contested by Mr Taylor's defence team.

The question of aid effectiveness, the second prong of the current attack, is even more contested.

That looks like the future.Letting go is hard to doReducing the state's share of the economy has been even more contested.

However, 2014 is a different game: this year, Renamo is participating, which splits the opposition and could make results even more contested.