Sentence examples for going to be contested from inspiring English sources

FROM the moment the trial began, on Aug. 1, it was clear that even minute details were going to be contested.

Ellison and his rival Ernesto Bertarelli had been locked in court since July 2007, and for a while it seemed as if the result of this race was going to be contested off the water.

When it became clear that it was going to be contested in 72-foot catamarans, it seemed as if France, with its long-established taste for multihulls, finally might play a central role in a sport historically dominated by English-speaking nations.

That victory moved Manchester City five points clear of their city rivals and strongly suggested that the Premier League title battle was going to be contested exclusively in the north west of England.

Realising that his advance was going to be contested, Bowen requested reinforcements.

As to the circumstances of Mr. Turan's departure and whether he should be formally fired, Mr. Gottlieb said "those issues will probably be left for litigation" with Mr. Turan, which he predicted is "going to be hotly contested".

That's going to be hotly contested by the industry, but I hope the commission supports it.

With the series level at 1-1 afthreehree Tests, the fourth Test at Old Trafford was always going to be keenly contested.

Early on, it didn't look like the series-breaker was going to be closely contested.

This seat narrowly went for both Obama and Trump so it was always going to be heavily contested.

"It's definitely going to be a contested convention," said Kimberly Tregoning, a Sanders delegate from Kalamazoo, Michigan who will be attending the convention.