Sentence examples for ever contested from inspiring English sources

This is the largest merger ever contested by the agency.

The post is subject to re-election annually, but barely ever contested.

It was the first penalty shootout Germany ever contested, and it remains the only one it ever lost.

But Gillibrand can truthfully say that she has discussed the concept since 2006 and won every election she's ever contested.

Williams would go on to lose the final to 16-year-old Martina Hingis, the youngest Grand Slam final ever contested.

Record Victory for Hornish Sam Hornish Jr. won the Toyota Indy 400, the fastest open-wheel race ever contested, at California Speedway in Fontana yesterday.

Has a vote ever been contested?

At a time when "post-truth" has become the term of the year, the role of evidence in the policy process is ever more contested and questioned.

As the conflict in Ukraine has developed over the past year and a half, the legacy of the second world war has become ever more contested in the region.

In 2001, with the party worried about its flagging fortunes in Gujarat, he was appointed chief minister of a state of 50 million people without ever having contested a popular election.

No form of competitive climbing has ever been contested at an Olympics.