uncontested造句

To gain an easy or uncontested victory.

They got "the quickest divorce ever", in six months, uncontested.

Free throw: An uncontested shot from 15 feet, worth one point.

The allocation is considered the largest variable cost in an uncontested lock operation.

They had 71 points at halftime, including an uncontested Ray Allen layup at the buzzer.

Bumiputra perks yield a stream of uncontested, negotiated contracts and other forms of patronage to UMNO politicians.

Service has got slower, waiting times longer. An uncontested divorce now takes about half a year, she says.

An undoubted, uncontested, conscious beauty, is of all women, the least sensible of flattery upon that head;

For a start, he will retain the parliamentary seat that he won (uncontested) in the general election on May 7th.

One is power and authority—Deng acquiredvirtually uncontested power and authority in 1979, which allowed him toinitiate drastic foreign policy changes quickly.

After her husband refused to divorce her, a woman in Xiantao, Hubei province, asked another man to pose as her husband, in order to obtain an uncontested divorce.

Reconciling these two universal descriptions has exercised some of physics' most brilliant minds, but has yet to provide an uncontested result.

If the MP or MPs in the uncontested constituencies, whether they are Single-Member Constituency or Group Representation Constituency, obtained less than 50% of valid vote, by-elections should be held.

Voting got off to a slow start in the uncontested presidential runoff poll in Zimbabwe in which President Robert Mugabe is seeking to entrench himself as president for an another five years.

They base this belief upon the known effects that sunspots produce, and upon one astronomer's uncontested showing that sunspots are whirlwinds of electrified matter that burst out in pairs from the sun's interior.

It can be desirable to have a small and deterministic cost for locking that is known to be uncontested but where synchronization directives are hard to avoid or remove.