Sentence examples for well contested from inspiring English sources

The competition is not well known, but it is well contested.

He took a shot from about 26 feet, but it was well contested and hit the front of the rim.

Having said that, the Lanwades Stud Nell Gwyn Stakes looks sufficiently well contested to volunteer a legitimate hope for the Qipco 1,000 Guineas.

That area had been well contested throughout but, around the hour mark, it slipped out of England's reach: sadly for Tom Youngs, the fault line opened on his watch after he replaced Dylan Hartley at hooker.

The Dalai Lama's reincarnation (if any, for the 14th says this is an open question) may well be contested, like that of another senior lama, the Panchen.

But many commentators happily dusted off their notes on the Spanish Armada and freshened their jingoism to oppose this one.The bid if it goes ahead may well be contested.

In the absence of formalized positions, the distribution of control rights may well be contested and different organizational members may claim the right to make certain decisions.

The findings shed light on complexities involved in tourism destination's adaptation to geomorphologic/climatic changes as well as contested meanings that emerge from the human-environment relationship.

Both sides and the referee deserve credit for producing such a well-contested game in such unpleasant conditions.

Arsène Wenger admitted afterwards that Van Persie will "certainly" be kicking himself: he had the chances to go beyond 36 in a well-contested game.

When Dirty Harry was taking audiences by storm in 1971, Pauline Kael dismissed it as "fascist medievalism", and the morality of such films remains a well-contested topic.