Sentence examples for unpredictable contested from inspiring English sources
Thinking beyond the 'limitations of method', this study suggests that this will require researcher/practitioners and young people to be open and ready for the unpredictable, contested and highly emotional nature of these encounters (Gillies and Robinson 2010; Allen and Carmody 2012).
Racing in this case turned out to be just the way Drape describes it in his romantic view: "an unpredictable sport contested by majestic yet fragile creatures".
Still, the enduring image of Chris Antley holding the colt's leg in the air and perhaps saving his life -- surgery repaired Charismatic who now is at stud -- should remind us that his is an unpredictable sport contested by majestic yet fragile creatures.
This year's presidential election has been one of the most unpredictable and bitterly contested in U.S. history.
The Conservatives have secured an overall majority in Parliament, to conclude one of the most hotly contested and unpredictable general elections in years.
This year's mayoral campaign in New York is shaping up as the most heavily contested — and unpredictable — in four decades, since 1973 when, like this year, there was no incumbent, and 1977, when the election was transformed into a referendum on Mr. Beame's leadership.
This long, unpredictable and often downright bizarre election was, in other words, ending along the lines it had been contested all along: with Americans sharply divided along demographic lines between the two candidates.
Everything else was contested.
"They contested every shot.
The elections were not contested.
