Sentence examples for most fiercely contested from inspiring English sources

With Spain clear favourites for Group B and Tahiti obvious minnows, this contest was always going to be the most fiercely contested of the group - and so it proved.

The Best Actress awards will be among the most fiercely contested.

The most fiercely contested is the multi-ethnic city of Kirkuk and its surrounding province.

Israel began excavation work near Jerusalem's most fiercely contested religious shrine, drawing Palestinian protests.

U.S. vice president Al Gore lost one of the most fiercely contested presidential races in U.S. history.

The recommendation to close Ellsworth revived an issue from one of the most fiercely contested Senate races last fall.

This has been the most fiercely contested election in Zambia's history, with 11 candidates vying for the presidency.

Williams team principal, Frank Williams said: "Susie is a talented racing driver who competes in one of the world's most fiercely-contested racing series [DTM].

Team principal Frank Williams said: "Susie is a talented racing driver who competes in one of the world's most fiercely-contested racing series [DTM].

As the post-Scalia Supreme Court begins to recalibrate its balance, with or without a confirmed ninth Justice, one of the Court's most fiercely-contested areas of law -- in which Justice Scalia left very large footprints -- is environmental law.

Chelsea will have to take consolation from the league and from taking part in one of the most exciting and fiercely contested semi-finals for years.