Sentence examples for would have contested from inspiring English sources

If Gore had edged ahead in the counting of "undervotes," Bush would have contested unexamined "overvotes".

Here South would still have rebid two hearts, but then maybe West would have contested with three diamonds, a contract that would make with an overtrick.

The players who would have contested the final have had decades to debate the merits of the decision, but there still is no consensus.

As is every athlete's right, if Mr. Armstrong would have contested the USADA charges, all of the evidence would have been presented in an open legal proceeding for him to challenge.

Had it not been for a strain injury that kept him out of action for three weeks halfway through the season, the Atomic Ant would have contested David Villa for MVP.

Though salacious historical rumour speculates that Arsinoe was obsessed with Agathocles and turned against him when he rejected her romantic overtures or that she single-handedly manipulated Lysimachus into turning against his son, it is in fact likely that both Lysimachus and Arsinoe stood to benefit from the removal of Agathocles, who would have contested the primacy of Arsinoe's children.

They might have wondered if it was too early for that person to achieve power, but they would not have contested the basic promotion.

But after winning a landslide in December 2008, the League used its big parliamentary majority to amend the constitution to do away with this requirement.Even so, the BNP would probably have contested the election had it maintained the big lead it held up to a few months ago in the opinion polls.

The Republic of Ireland would far rather have contested a Euro 2004 play-off than this low-key friendly but they at least had a victory and another glorious Damien Duff goal to celebrate last night.

"'You could have contested that shot.

"We should not have contested it".