Sentence examples for it's uncontested from inspiring English sources

It's uncontested, however, that Manafort worked on Trump's campaign for about five months.

"Naked in the bathroom – it's uncontested".

If it's uncontested in the trial, I guess that you'd get to the same place.

With its travertine floors, grand piano, health spa and remote-controlled bidet, it is uncontested as the city's most expensive temporary rental, clocking in at a Bolshevik Revolution-producing price of $30,000 a night.

The bill is a brief 11 pages and it is uncontested, at least on Capitol Hill.

SecureWorks, a cybersecurity firm with no ties to the Democratic Party, made this assessment, and it is uncontested.

It costs about £10,000 to £15,000 to obtain a superinjunction if it is uncontested, perhaps as much as £25,000 if there is a battle involved with a newspaper eager to publish.

It is uncontested that the majority of carbon reserves listed on stock exchanges must remain underground if we are to avoid exceeding a 2C rise in global mean temperature and the catastrophic health impacts this would have.

If the drugs don't work effectively, the execution will be torturous, as the supreme court of America has itself acknowledged: "It is uncontested that, failing a proper dose of sodium thiopental that would render the prisoner unconscious, there is a substantial … risk of suffocation … and pain from the injection".

It was uncontested that science has added value, in the form of rich plot lines, to fictional writing.

Mr Power told BBC Jersey: "What we have now is effectively the prosecution case which has been put out as if it was uncontested.