Sentence examples for was never contested from inspiring English sources

"It was never contested.

The fact that vocational training must also secure a qualified workforce for a state was never contested by Martin Baethge.

"He is never contested".

More than seventy per cent of seizures in Texas are "administrative" cases, which means that they are never contested by the owner — owing to guilt, Porter maintains, more than to the difficulties of fighting back.

(Not included are three reports requested by the defence and where the writer opined that the accused was legally sane at the time of the acts as the issue was then never contested).

Part of the problem for places such as Bermuda is we never contested the notion of being an "off-shore" jurisdiction and were thus rendered peripheral and of questionable legitimacy in the eyes of many.

Twenty-four minutes were left to be played, but the game was never again so close or contested in what became a 121-104 Warriors victory.

In the 500, Kim blazed ahead of the field from the starting gun and was never challenged, rare in the closely contested world of short-track.

In a closely contested third set, the lead was never more than two and the teams were tied 18 times.

In addition, the publicity that attended the removal of Malkin's video only underscores the fact that in the vast majority of cases in which material is taken down, the decision to do so is never explained or contested.

But Eritrea has never contested that it is part of Ethiopia and its status is not controversial.