Sentence examples for not a contested from inspiring English sources

Paul Ryan wants to be Speaker of the House but he wants a coronation, not a contested election.

commented, would the denial of dinner for the child be seen as problematic if there were not a contested custody battle?" Ms. Daniels' actual comment was as follows: "Sometime ago, a male client flicked a towel at his sons who were horsing around in the shower during dad's custodial time.

That's why she's campaigning in Texas, not a contested state, and California, a huge loser for the Republicans.

Soon after, however, Ackerman explained that he meant that families should keep growing — not exactly a contested principle — but that settlements should not.

New York has not had a contested Republican primary for a statewide office since Alfonse M. D'Amato defeated Senator Jacob K. Javits in 1980.

However, when asked if he would stick to his commitment to leave for home to be with his wife if the birth is premature – even if it meant the tournament might not have a contested final – he bristled.

The jab itself may be a dead end – trials report poor reliability compared to the female pill, and occasional long-term fertility problems – but the facts aren't really a contested issue.

"If it is, that's bad news for the Democrats if she doesn't have a contested primary.

"I don't know of a contested race for a House seat or a Senate seat in the state," the retired attorney tells me.

Admittedly it's not a hotly contested title.

It contained 50 one-pound notes By season's end, Trautmann was called "Britain's best-loved German," though even his biggest fans conceded that it was not a hotly contested title in those years.