Sentence examples for who contest from inspiring English sources

There are those who contest both stories.

They'll play Russia or Finland, who contest their quarter-final at 12.35pm (GMT).

Twitter cuts through this isolation, helping create a network among independently minded activists who contest the government's policies.

The fourth place will go to either Portsmouth or Cardiff City who contest the FA Cup final on Saturday.

You demand, from your position of comfortable anonymity, the silencing of people who contest your claims, like Packham.

There are some scholars who contest the notion that race is neither genetic nor biological, but they are not interviewed.

There's nobody who contests that.

The richest of the lot is Nandan Nilekani, with assets of $1.5 billion, who contests for Congress in Bangalore.

Those who contesting welfare and benefit cases without the benefit of legal support, which involve complex regulations, will be particularly disadvantaged.

The memorials' end is to sacralize their subject in a way that shames anyone who contests its centrality — to build in a way that makes contention come at an extremely high price in social discomfort and disapproval.

Other unlikely heroes for the time followed, from a prostitute to a black caretaker who contests a white professor's racist theories in university.