Sentence examples for impossible to contest from inspiring English sources

It's probably impossible to contest the first part without confirming the second part.

The rhetoric is impossible to contest, which may be because the meaning is so hard to pin down.

Opposition figures had earlier said that although they expected some electoral fraud and rigging, they hoped to win by a sufficient margin to make their victory impossible to contest.

Mr. Thompson conceded to Mr. de Blasio on Monday, saying the slow counting made it impossible for him to contest a runoff, but he said voters should be "outraged" that the final results of the primary were still not known.

The result will be to make it almost impossible for small, regionally based parties to contest federal elections.

If UK drivers receive a penalty notice for using a 'restricted lane' in Spain they may wish to contest it but this would prove impossible in most cases as often photographic evidence is not provided.

They began to contest them.

Both clubs plan to contest the sanctions.

Mr. Stringer decided not to contest them.

But the BNP is desperate to contest.

The WRU is to contest the claim.