Sentence examples for with contested from inspiring English sources

The polls, conducted by phone and web panel, surveyed more than 3,000 registered voters in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Tennessee and Wisconsin – all states with contested governor and/or Senate races, as well as competitive House contests.

Cities with contested identities come with multiple names.

In other states with contested Republican primaries, like Arizona, Indiana and Wisconsin, outside money flowed in to take sides in the primaries themselves, leaving the Republican contenders wounded and the Democrat in better shape.

I think Singapore also made an unconscious rhyme for Berlin, which also features later in the novel this story is excerpted from; both are city-state-islands, with contested identities and allegiances built into their histories.

I don't have a problem at all with contested primaries.

We have the most expensive Senate money can buy with contested seats in this past election averaging $50 million each, yet there is little likelihood that the issues that divided the candidates will ever be voted on or even debated.

A third crossing with Syria and the only crossing with Jordan are contested, with anti-government fighters and Baghdad both claiming control.

The vote was 138 to 88, with 12 contested ballots.

Areas with as contested a history as this one can choose among anniversaries to commemorate.

The Republicans in New York have zero experience with closely contested presidential primaries.

It has to do with a contested election involving the office of state comptroller of Maryland, that took place Nov. 1859.