Sentence examples for virtually uncontested from inspiring English sources

(BBC) Sebastien Loeb resumed his virtually uncontested march to his ninth World Rally Championship, winning the Rally Germany on Sunday, his ninth win of 2012.

For decades, the N.D.P. had been virtually uncontested in Egyptian politics, serving Mubarak's regime; after the revolution, a court order dissolved the Party.

While most of the attention in Florida was on the Republicans, Democratic voters gave Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton a victory in a virtually uncontested race.

He has been virtually uncontested in several states, with little presence from the Clinton campaign in previous caucuses in Idaho, Kansas, Nebraska and Utah.

The fact that 7 of 18 legislative seats were actually or virtually uncontested elections "remains a problem for Suffolk County democracy," the report said.

In Michigan, the social science data went virtually uncontested because both sides were seeking a summary judgment in lieu of a trial.

Actually, most of them are uncontested.

Of course, this view about experiments is not uncontested.

Malcolm Potts' claims about contraception are not uncontested.

Most Local Primary Elections In Hunterdon To Be Uncontested [Asbury Park Press].

In 2016, nearly 40percentt of state legislative elections were uncontested.