Sentence examples for has never been contested from inspiring English sources

The sovereignty of the archipelago has never been contested in history until very recently.

They had acted in good faith and the facts they reported had never been contested.

"For the last 10 years I've never been contested in the 1000m," he said.

Though Lancashire was a football stronghold in the early years of the professional game, providing a large proportion of Football League teams, the cup final had never been contested between two Lancashire clubs until the 1904 final.

Power's purpose has never been so contested, or so contingent, as it is today in the Middle East.

What separates alternative and mainstream comedy has never been more hotly contested.

For the first time there are four clubs from the region in the Premiership and the title of "best in the west" has never been so keenly contested.

There has never been a more contested environment in which to make higher education policy.

Frazer – who was recently filmed telling loyalist protesters that "we will not be dictated to by gunmen, mass murderers and paedophiles" – has contested several elections, has never been elected, and in most cases lost his deposit.

The Bermuda Bowl, contested every other year, has never been won by a team from Asia, although Taiwan and Pakistan have come close.

Scientific advice has never been in greater demand; nor has it been more contested.