Sentence examples for likely to be contested from inspiring English sources

Quantification, he wrote, "is more readily contestable and likely to be contested".

Some of the SCMH's proposals are likely to be contested.

Its claim to the supercar crown is likely to be contested by rivals including America's Hennessy and Koenigsegg of Sweden.

But it is likely to be contested by pro-life MPs who see the vote – which they expect to go against them – as a step towards legitimising euthanasia.

During a weekend visit to the villages, the general said only 10 people were injured during the operation, a statement likely to be contested by human rights organizations.

This is likely to be contested by Germany, the central player among the creditor countries, and could run into problems in Germany's parliament.

The Electoral College has often been supported on the argument that it is less likely than direct popular vote to have an election so close as to be contested.

Each partner usually gets one vote, regardless of their equity stake.The race to succeed Mr Echevarria is likely to be hotly contested.

The explosive allegations made by Guzmán Ortiz could not be independently verified and are likely to be vigorously contested by Mexican and US authorities.

Because so much is at stake and the talks are at such an advanced stage, the appointment is likely to be fiercely contested.

On a trip to Missouri, a state quite likely to be fiercely contested in the presidential election, Mr. Bush said the economy showed "good growth, good strong growth".