Sentence examples for even contested in a from inspiring English sources

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

Its powers could be contested in a court.

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

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

Before turning over the stage to Dion, he switched the subject of immigration, an issue even more hotly contested in the wake of the attacks.

Much of the new legislation, even on divisive issues, has not been contested in court.

But the liberal base of the Democratic Party, even fully mustered for battle, is too small to carry a Democrat to the Presidency, or even to many of the Senate seats being contested in 2006.

The decision, even rhetorically, to signal any specific start date for an exit strategy was no doubt contested in the speechwriting process.

Indeed, the security market remains hotly contested in part because no technology has yet come up with a silver bullet for cyber attacks even as the number of attacks continue to proliferate.

Abortion is a subject which is continually contested in the worldwide media.

Even the central hypothesis of potential and ATP decrease during high stimulation is contested in [ 6, p. 13130].