Sentence examples for most bitterly contested from inspiring English sources

In several of the most bitterly contested Senate contests across the county, candidates spent the week nervously trying to avoid getting caught up in the political fallout from Mr. Romney's comments.

Handling relations with China has often been the most bitterly contested issue in Taiwanese politics.

The campaign, one of the most bitterly contested in the country, could shift the ideological balance of the court.

The front is only 35 miles north of Kabul and is among the most bitterly contested borders in the country.

The race has been one of the closest and most bitterly contested in the nation this year.

On Tuesday, voters here will go to the polls in what has been one of the most bitterly contested elections in Sri Lankan history.

Of the three portions divided by the Allahabad ruling, the most bitterly contested-the site of the mosque-will go to a Hindu group.Mindful of Ayodhya's violent past India has prepared for the worst response to the verdict.

Voting has ended in Brazil in one of the most bitterly-contested and tightest presidential elections.

The Abbott case is the most extensive and bitterly contested of these suits.

The president-elect campaigned vociferously against the TPP throughout the bitterly contested presidential contest.

A government spokesman said Ukrainian forces had retaken most of the area around the bitterly contested airport.