Sentence examples for has always been closely contested from inspiring English sources
The First has always been closely contested but freshman Congressman Tom O'Halleran won by a relatively easy 51 43.
Historically, urbanisation has always been closely linked to economic development.
Soils and climate have always been closely related.
Hi-tech and high fashion have always been closely intertwined.
Second, Russia has always been close to Ukraine and will always remain closely related to it.
Herceg Novi has always been the most closely contested of municipalities and the swing in the election result from the previous local government was small.
Democrats also overtook Republicans in Nevada's second largest county, surrounding Reno, which has historically been closely contested.
Indeed, it is surprising that just how positive the Democratic race has been to this point, particularly given that it has been closely contested.
The closely linked history of both countries means it has always been a fiercely contested competition - and it was the source of cricket's first major controversy in 1932-33.
Her decision to enter a Senate race would provide House Democrats with an opportunity to pick up her seat, which has been closely contested in recent elections.
