Sentence examples for has a contested from inspiring English sources

That's right, Flushing has a contested primary for the Greens.

It is caught in the middle: The story has a contested beginning and an uncertain ending.

Baseball has a contested beginning, a huge middle, and, we hope, no end.

Baseball has a contested beginning, a huge middle, and, we hope, no end..

"I win by the highest percentage in the state of any Republican who has a contested general election," Mr. Straniere said.

(The word "redskin" has a contested etymology, but a plain history as a slur. And the team's stoic logo is the thing of anachronistic, if possibly well-meaning, caricature).

"The Democrats have a contested election in a week, and Bloomberg is still spending more than they are".

But even when compared to 2003, the last year only one party had a contested primary, the figures are smaller (and they don't take inflation into account).

New York has not had a contested Republican primary for a statewide office since Alfonse M. D'Amato defeated Senator Jacob K. Javits in 1980.

Armenia had a contested presidential election this year in which the authorities killed a number of people while dispersing a crowd of demonstrators.

This marks the first time in the players union's history that it will have a contested election for executive director.