Sentence examples for in both contested from inspiring English sources

Brisbane lost skipper Tom Rockliff with broken ribs and coach Justin Leppitsch admitted his men had been "obliterated" in both contested possession and pressure acts in the first three quarters.

Following the entry of Spain into the American War of Independence in 1779, both Spain and Great Britain contested territories in Central America.

"The rise of Chinese power in Asia is contested both by India and Japan," he wrote, "and that provides a major power advantage to the United States" by driving them closer to Washington.

The ad is set to air in Florida and North Carolina, both bitterly contested battleground states as the presidential race moves into its final few days. .

Pierce was injured when he collided with Perkins in midair as both players contested a shot by Kobe Bryant in the third quarter.

Mr. Nader, who has come under liberals' fire for competing for Democratic votes in closely contested states, said both major-party candidates supported large tax breaks to corporations, the North American Free Trade Agreement and the World Trade Organization.

The study found that nurses' participation in policy-making is both contested and complex.

The study found that nurses' participation in policy-making is both contested and complex (13).

Several disputed and multi-ethnic cities in northern Iraq complicate any peaceful cleavage, as do major oil holdings in both Kurdish and contested territory.

The Tea Party Patriots Citizen Fund said in its mission statement that it "will not hesitate to oppose Republican or Democrats in contested primaries" blaming both sides in Congress for taking America down the "path to fiscal ruin".

Both were contested in four heats over two days: two-man took place on 19 and 20 February, while four-man took place on 26 and 27 February.