Sentence examples for like to contest from inspiring English sources

I have a very clear, long-held view on this: that "no platforming" unpopular views is counterproductive, discourages debate and the due dissection of error, and pushes views one would like to contest openly underground, where they may well flourish better than if exposed to the clear light of argument (which is one of the things that universities are for).

I would like to contest this statement.

A tablet-like device to contest Amazon in electronic-book readers, or an internet-capable television set, is possible.

If the Europeans and the F.T.C. reached similar conclusions, that could make it harder for Google, or even its competitors like Microsoft, to contest the terms of any settlement.

"Speak to the players who have felt what it's like not to contest a Premier League title for the first time in a decade... they're only looking to get fourth place, so the Champions League is their be all and end all.

And if Les Fennecs do exact retribution for Gijón, what fans and players would like is a chance to contest an even bigger grudge match: against France.

The goal came from yet another free-kick won by Hazard, for which the likes of Terry and Cahill pushed up to contest.

Carrying a Birkin to court was doubly damning for Ms. Stewart, who was convicted of lying to government investigators in connection with a stock trade: First, it was like arriving at traffic court to contest speeding tickets driving a red Ferrari 110 miles an hour.

I'd like to say contests like these are few and far between, but Wired isn't much better.

Users have been prompted to "like" to enter contests and giveaways, or print out coupons, or receive a discount code for online or offline shopping, among other things.

If you'd like to win this contest, please leave a comment telling us the make and model of your TV, and what you will first stream from your computer to that TV with this device.