Sentence examples for go uncontested from inspiring English sources

The Patriots couldn't let that go uncontested.

Feinstein wasn't about to let his words go uncontested.

Not prepared to let any retail market go uncontested, Amazon has started its battle with Etsy, the online craft fair.

Mr. Goldberg, Mr. Clark's lawyer, said the refusal was unconstitutional "because it allows the state's evidence to go uncontested".

But the lesson of the Arab revolts was reiterated — that absolute power can no longer go uncontested and that repression alone will not clear the streets.

Most of the time the inspectors' complaint would go uncontested, the defendant would plead guilty, and the fine would be $25.

No blessing goes uncontested.

This growth of privatization has not, of course, gone uncontested.

Taruskin's point about the streamlining of Stravinsky in the concert hall went uncontested.

This claim — that equal opportunity is inherently a conservative concept — goes uncontested in the Times piece.

But, this year, the award for Best Original Screenplay goes, uncontested, to "The Speech That Viola Davis Gave".