Sentence examples for Most wide open from inspiring English sources

"The coming presidential campaign will be the most wide open in eight decades," writes CQ's Craig Crawford.

"I think it is the most wide open and uncertain Oscar year that I can ever remember," said Michael Schamberg, a veteran producer whose "Erin Brockovich" was among last year's award winners.

Joey Harrington of Oregon, Ken Dorsey of Miami, Rex Grossman of Florida and Eric Crouch of Nebraska are the finalists in what perhaps is the most wide open race for college football's most coveted trophy.

"This is the most wide open political season since the five boroughs consolidated in 1898," said John H. Mollenkopf, a political scientist and director of the City University of New York's Center for Urban Research.

Ancelotti will know his side faces a battle to progress further in the competition, but in perhaps the most wide open tournament in a while, PSG have a chance to make their first semi final since 1995.

This year may be the most wide open in memory, but certain things seem, well... certain.

While America focuses on Florida, New York City is quietly preparing for the most wide-open mayoral election in decades.

The Blazers will be playing in what figures to be one of the most wide-open first-round series, taking on the league's highest-scoring team, Dallas.

Tapit has yet to win in a particularly fast time and is one of several horses given a chance in one of the most wide-open Derbys ever.

With the parity in the East and the dysfunction out West, this may be the most wide-open postseason in recent memory.

He faces several more established Democrats in a contest that will probably be the most wide-open race of the state primary season.