Sentence examples for most intensely contested from inspiring English sources

Romney, Santorum and Gingrich were all campaigning in Ohio, the most intensely contested of the states holding nominating contests on Tuesday as the first caucus returns were reported from Washington state.

When considering the candidate positions on women's health, undecided voters in Colorado and Nevada– the two most intensely contested battlegrounds in the southwest region– swing wildly toward Obama.

Lying in an underground makeshift hospital near the intensely contested neighborhood of Khalidiya, a fighter, Bilal, who like most people gave only his first name for safety, said he cried when he saw the damage at the Waleed mosque.

By contrast, just 97,000 Democrats voted early in the 2004 presidential primary, which was not as intensely contested.

Although intensely contested, their games this spring have lacked the bitterness and injuries that have marked previous meetings.

The late David Foster Wallace's unfinished final novel, The Pale King, is set for publication in the UK next year following an intensely contested auction between six British publishers.

The Biden operation feels more like an early primary enterprise than a campaign in the final week of an intensely contested presidential race.

Ms. Redford, who as the premier of Alberta is the province's top government official, was on her fourth trip to Washington in 18 months to lobby on behalf of the intensely contested project.

There were two highlights in Vlore: a park along the main drag, Bulevardi Vlore-Skele, where old men smoked like chimneys around intensely contested games of chess and dominoes and warmly welcomed a visitor with a camera.

It is undeniably a bold move to launch crystal into an intensely contested market with a number of well-entrenched players.

In the intensely contested and highly politicised context of the Yarloop-Alcoa conflict (Southwell 2001; Mayman 2002; Flint 2006b, 2008), it was extremely difficult to maintain relationships across all the intersecting power differences.