Sentence examples for far contested from inspiring English sources

But Kevin Bales, the lead researcher, says that not one government from the ten worst performers (in prevalence) has so far contested his findings.Europe's slavery rates are the lowest, but even in Britain, one of the lowest-ranked countries, the survey reckons up to 4,600 people are enslaved.

Gingrich has conceded that the former Massachusetts governor will likely be the party's nominee if he is similarly victorious in South Carolina, an assertion that none of the others in the race has so far contested.

George Orwell's England was far more contested: a family quarrel, but inside one of those frightening nuclear families which "go critical": no-one speaking and glares all round.

In another, though far less contested, victory for Washington's Republican leaders, House speaker John Boehner also comfortably won a primary for his Ohio district on Tuesday.

BP has so far strongly contested the claim that it was grossly negligent and it maintains that the government's estimates for the amount of oil spilled have been exaggerated.

Critics saw an ulterior motive: that Working Families had much to lose from an extension, because there would be far fewer contested elections in which its endorsement, and its canvassing, could hold sway next year.

The Republic of Ireland would far rather have contested a Euro 2004 play-off than this low-key friendly but they at least had a victory and another glorious Damien Duff goal to celebrate last night.

If Australia, through Sio, established dominance up front, the breakdown was far more evenly contested, not helped initially by the refereeing of Craig Joubert who allowed the defending team little time over the ball before blowing his whistle.

In the weeks before the vote, supporters of same-sex marriage said they were hoping to win support from at least a few Republicans and from Democrats who represent more rural districts, where the issue was more contested, far from the Twin Cities.

So far, no one has contested Gussin's claim, setting his invention apart from the radio (Marconi vs. Tesla) and calculus (Leibniz vs. Newton).

Gingrich, in a defiant mood in his post-election speech in Orlando on Tuesday night, made a point of saying only four states had been contested so far.