Sentence examples for would be contests from inspiring English sources

If Ferguson and Stanton decide to run in the 40th District rather than seek reelection, there would be contests to replace them, raising GOP fears that money would be drained from legislative races around the state where Republicans hope to gain seats from Democrats.

Reached by telephone in Iceland, Ms. Jonsdottir said that she would be contesting the court action.

The two would be contesting the title of toughest man on the planet.

Alan was forever arguing some involved point; Bernard, always capable of doing two things at once, would be contesting the point while correcting proofs.

Others thought that the group was waiting until this spring when Sinn Fein would be contesting for seats in the Irish Parliament and could use some electoral bounce.

Tutu lauded Mamphela Ramphele as a "brave and principled leader" who would be contesting next year's general election with a "clean slate".

In separate press conferences on Monday, the mining billionaire first surprised the political world by declaring he would be contesting the Labor politician Wayne Swan's seat in parliament.

One cannot but be amazed that President Jimmy Carter was all too happy to swiftly validate the work of the National Election Council (CNE) despite the opposition stating they would be contesting the outcome minutes after it was announced.

Had she remained silent about that aspect of her personal life — as not only a number of male priests had done but, perhaps, a number of the new female priests as well — hardly anyone would be contesting her right as a woman to be ordained into the priesthood.

The WRU said it would be contesting the challenge "with vigour".

But few, even in the 1850s, would have thought Russia and the West would still be contesting the same small peninsula a century and a half later.