Sentence examples for would be contested from inspiring English sources

The details of his crime would be contested for decades.

We didn't even think this seat would be contested.

This, surely, would be where the medals would be contested.

Future elections to the board for member-nominated directors would be contested, he said.

The first of four weekly events would be contested in late June.

That analysis would be contested by Downing Street, who argue that unrestricted freedom of movement lost the referendum.

Any evidence and testimony provided by Williams and Wigand in a trial would certainly be contested as hopelessly tainted, but, if the Scruggs formula succeeded, a trial would be avoided.

Shah replied in a letter that the manuscript was not in his possession, but even if it were, producing it would prove nothing, because it could not be accurately dated using the current methods and its authenticity would still be contested.

The image was pegged to a championship bout between Patterson and Liston, which wouldn't be contested until a week after the magazine came out.

And, Democratic leaders say, it could cost $50 million and would surely be contested in court by Mr. Burris, who expects to complete what is left of Mr. Obama's six-year Senate term.

It so happens that team foil is one of two events that fencing's international federation, F.I.E., said would not be contested at the 2004 Olympics in Athens because the International Olympic Committee ordered a reduction to 10 medal events in fencing.