Sentence examples for * in contest with from inspiring English sources

To McCaw, the origin of the cup "was much about American pluck and creativity in contest with the British gentry utilizing excellent British engineering".

Indeed, there are matters of healthcare that may well be in contest with a doctor's partisan politics, such as the virtues of Medicaid expansion under the ACA or access to women's health clinics that provide abortions alongside cancer screenings.

Though it feels like a cultural violation to talk about any television shown in contest with "Mad Men," our national homage to past depravities, it is merely one of two series about a good-looking divorced white man in conflict with his virility that is offered on Sunday nights at 10.

But what's most exciting about the work is that she theorizes not in opposition to or in contest with other theories of and around performance; rather, she works through the theories of others, asking questions, offering analysis, and asking more questions.

He is strongest in showing the clash and bang of ideas in contest with one another.

At Northolt Mr. Malone hopes to assemble a group good enough to compete in the World Choir Games in China, an event that puts thousands of choirs from around the world in contest with one another.

It will go on from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and will include music, food, children's activities, a raffle and a best-in-show contest, with the winner chosen by visitors.

In this paper, we analyze the role of negative prizes in contest design with a fixed budget, risk-neutral contestants, and independent private abilities.

In last place in the contest, with 2,775 votes, was Jonathan Rees-Evans, the man who believed a gay donkey had tried to rape his horse.

Her senatorial vote – which might conceivably also have been influenced by presidential ambition – was a mark against her in the contest with Obama in 2008.

There were 377 international teams competing in the contest with US$16,000 in available prize money.