Sentence examples for uncontested that from inspiring English sources

It appears to be uncontested that the compartments are more prone to radiation leakage with each passing year.

So many local elections are uncontested that I've thought of running myself just to be a Democratic placeholder — not that I would have to worry about winning or actually holding office.

It is uncontested that the majority of carbon reserves listed on stock exchanges must remain underground if we are to avoid exceeding a 2C rise in global mean temperature and the catastrophic health impacts this would have.

In subway stations, libraries, schools and streets of a city seething with summer heat and short tempers, there was a sense of awe, anticipation and doubt at the trial of a figure whose imperial power was once so distant and uncontested that a famous Egyptian novel simply called him the Big Man.

The exact reason for the reclassification is unclear, but confidential paperwork shows that it remained uncontested that Kaloti had told inspectors "gold plated with silver was exported as silver in Morocco however the same is declared as gold at Dubai customs".

If the drugs don't work effectively, the execution will be torturous, as the supreme court of America has itself acknowledged: "It is uncontested that, failing a proper dose of sodium thiopental that would render the prisoner unconscious, there is a substantial … risk of suffocation … and pain from the injection".

But the lesson of the Arab revolts was reiterated — that absolute power can no longer go uncontested and that repression alone will not clear the streets.

After Chris Massie blocked Temple on its next possession, Wagner did not panic when the Owls' defense collapsed on him and instead fed Kelly Wise for an uncontested dunk that would win the game.

In an uncontested auction that begins with three suit bids at the one level, if the responder rebids two clubs, it is an artificial game-try; a two-diamond rebid is artificial and game-forcing.

Meanwhile Labour won in Batley and Spen in a largely uncontested byelection that happened because Labour MP Jo Cox was shot and stabbed to death by a man shouting "put Britain first" in June.

What however remains uncontested is that resveratrol does appear to delay or attenuate many age-related chronic diseases in animal models [ 16].