Sentence examples for normally contested from inspiring English sources

World Cup races are normally contested over two runs.

On a day when Judge Sauls hoped to resolve the simple question of whether contested ballots should be counted at all, the normally routine business of having a witness qualified as an expert dragged on for nearly 20 minutes.

One senior party figure outside Victoria, a person normally positive about Shorten, was brutal in assessment after the bitterly contested events of Thursday night.

It has even been suggested that synaptophysin expression induces the formation of small vesicles in cells that do not normally form such organelles (Leube et al, 1989, 1994), although this is a highly contested view (Johnston et al, 1989; Cameron et al, 1991; Linstedt A & Kelly, 1991; Régnier-Vigouroux et al, 1991).

The off-key nature was evident in the breakdown being contested more like a bundle in the kindergarten playpen than the all-in mixed martial arts normally expected of the Springboks.

Everything else was contested.

"They contested every shot.

Contested, too.

The elections were not contested.

Not entirely, at least according to one (contested) version of recent diplomatic history.If Mr Cameron offers Israel mixed messages, he does so with the blessing of America's president, normally reliable diplomatic sources claim.

Angry creditors contested his will.