Sentence examples for a clear contest from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow, we will return to fight the 2012 election that is shaping up as a clear contest between those who support the 99percentt versus those in the pocket of the one percent.

Consistent with this particular form of information-processing is that much of FOX's programming advances a highly simplified view of reality, one in which there is a clear contest between good and evil and in which any substantive discussions of policy differences take a backseat to framing political struggles in apocalyptic terms.

In Jasanoff's telling, the Revolution wasn't a clear-cut contest between the British and American colonists joined in ideological unison against a crazy, incompetent King George III: it was a civil war in its own right.

I later moved back to the US and submitted a recording to a Clear Channel radio contest.

Be sure to have a tracking mechanism in place for your sales contest, so that there is a clear winner for your contest, and remember to make it fun!

I dragged myself to a viewing party, dutifully jotted down the wilder bits, and wondered what on Earth there was left to write, five months into covering the clearest contest in modern memory. .

See articlePier Luigi Bersani won a clear victory in a contest for the leadership of Italy's centre-left Democratic Party.

The results of the Democratic Party's Iowa Caucus may have been a "virtual tie" – but there was a clear winner in the contest among young people.

The contest was a clear victory for Obama.

In the new ad, Mr. Clinton argues that the coming presidential contest is a "clear choice" between the two candidates.

The horse would have a clear advantage in such a contest, but you have got to give the horse a lot of respect for running like that in the first place.