Sentence examples for has ever contested from inspiring English sources

The President appeared unaware of the distinction between contraband itself and the proceeds that may flow from it; no policymaker, to my knowledge, has ever contested cops' right to seize drugs or other direct contraband, and forfeiture isn't required — or even called upon — to do so.

Indeed, he has never won on any other surface and it is asking a lot of this gallant grey to score on fast ground for the first time at the age of eight, in one of the strongest races he has ever contested.

The Carthage Eagles are the only side in the group to have ever contested a World Cup finals, becoming the first African team to win a game at the tournament in 1978.

It is the first time Atletico have reached a European Cup final since 1974 - and their meeting with Real will be the first time two clubs from the same city have ever contested the final.

No form of competitive climbing has ever been contested at an Olympics.

No candidate with Indonesian parentage has ever viably contested senior executive office in the Netherlands, nor have any with Algierian lineage done so in France.

Namibia have only ever contested two Nations Cup finals - in, ironically, Burkina Faso in 1998 and then in Ghana ten years later.

The Namibians, who have only ever contested two Nations Cup tournaments in their history, are currently preparing for a friendly against Angola in Lubango on 22 December.

Author and former Oxford rower George Drinkwater described the race as "one of the most stubbornly contested that has ever been rowed".

Agent-Relative Teleologists typically appeal to a distinction between agent-relative and agent-neutral value, but others have contested that no one has ever successfully made such a distinction in a theory-neutral way.

The initial batch appeared to confirm predictions of the most tense and evenly contested election that Africa's biggest democracy has ever seen.