Sentence examples for uncontested example from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more significantly, Nanuqsaurus may be the first uncontested example of a pint-sized tyrannosaur.

First, the single uncontested example of PD in nature arises in the interactions of bacteriophages [ 36, 37], simple RNA structures for which payoff variation among individuals is unlikely because of their uniform architecture (uniform, at least, in comparison to higher organisms).

Jew, 39, isn't eschewing tradition — there's a pot sticker on the menu, for example, an uncontested triumph of Chinese cooking that every diner has heard of.

A lot of both establishment and popular anger in the aftermath of the riots has focused on the uncontested ceding of territory – for example, the hands-off policing which allowed looters to have the run of Wood Green shopping centre – and it's possible to imagine the disillusionment of older generations of NME readers (and writers) taking on a similar form.

This is quite challenging given that existing visions of future smart grids per se are relatively uncontested when compared with, for example, the grassroots mobilisation in other countries against smart meters [3].

We are, therefore, unable to determine if he slept, for example, during the presentation of uncontested, unobjectionable exhibits or testimony.

For example, the diabetes market was hardly uncontested when Novo Nordisk decided to make it the company's strategic priority.

For example, in Manhattan, Cyrus Vance Jr. ran uncontested for a third term as DA in the Democratic primary in September.

The facts of the Menendez case are largely uncontested.

Instead, they should ponder the example of one of the EU's few uncontested triumphs, the single market, and apply its lessons to the seas.

Mr. Abdullah and other scholars argue that there is no uncontested record of the Prophet Muhammad addressing homosexuality and that examples of punishment would surely exist had he been hostile.