Sentence examples for least contested from inspiring English sources

I love that this is where my belonging is least contested; this is where I care the deepest.

New Mexico might be the least contested among the battleground states, even though a poll by The Albuquerque Journal from early September showed the race as close.

Mr. Laerke said that as much as 45 percent of the 1.7 million people inside Syria who have received some aid from United Nations food programs live in areas that are at least contested by the rebels.

There are also ties to issues that are not clearly paradoxes – or to issues whose status as paradoxes is at least contested.

Why is it that of the three hundred and nineteen million people in the US, the presidency is often occupied or at least contested by a handful of families - with names such as Kennedy, Romney, Bush, and Clinton?

Voter turnout and the trust Americans profess in government -- two of the least contested statistics in Putnam's arsenal -- are still down.

The origin of birds was one of the great unknowns (or at least, most contested) for palaeontology, but this is now settled and supported to a remarkable degree.

The country's first (at least nominally) contested elections were held in February of the following year, and, amid widespread criticism that they were marred by fraud, Berdymukhammedov was declared the winner and was formally inaugurated as Turkmenistan's president.

Today the Palm Beach County Canvassing Board resumed its manual recount, beginning the arduous task of scrutinizing at least 6,000 contested ballots and trying to determine whether the slightest indentation amounts to a vote.

Supporters, donors and advisers to Mr. Romney, in battleground states and at the campaign headquarters in Boston, said in conversations over the last two days that they had hoped to be closing the campaign in a stronger position, with clear leads in at least some contested states.

The Unconventional Wisdom Look for at least one contested party convention to choose the nominee for the Democrats and/or Republicans.