Sentence examples for should have contested from inspiring English sources

The rest of the auction was natural, but surely Wittes (East) should have contested to the five level.

He believed that the Brotherhood had overplayed its hand in the parliamentary election, and that it should have contested fewer seats, allowing more space for liberals and leftists: "This would have created trust and would have helped the system, because everyone would have been raised up, not just the Brotherhood".

By all appearances, however badly Ron Johnson miscalculated he was undermined by a board and senior managers that became his rooting section when they should have contested.

"Given her standing in the community, I'm sure a lot of good will come of it". Approval of the payout, however, drew a rebuke from the union representing rank-and-file LAPD officers, which said the city should have contested the claim in court using Lacey's finding that the officers acted lawfully to defend themselves and others.

"We should not have contested it".

The judge said they should have seen the detailed scores from a review of their unit, so they could have contested them.

"'You could have contested that shot.

But some scientists have contested this idea.

You do not have -- until it is contested, you do not have contested ballots.

Federer, however, has won both the finals they have contested.

Conservative circles have contested this republican and secular vision.