Sentence examples for battle for one from inspiring English sources

A boisterous, multimillion-dollar election battle for one seat on the court is making two candidates household names, while drawing uncomfortable attention to all seven members of the rancorously divided court.

Future articles on the battle for one Congressional district will examine the personal cost of campaigning and the struggle to mobilize the vote.

But just when you thought the long national civics lesson in election law was over, there is the epochal battle for one of the three seats on the nonpartisan West Hempstead-Hempstead Gardens Water District's Board of Commissioners.

The takeover battle for one of the last remaining independent utilities in Britain shows the increasing pressure on American utilities to expand overseas and find partners at home as they prepare for deregulation.

Rain postponed CART's championship battle for one more day, but not until another driver was eliminated from title contention.

As a result, two incumbents often have to battle for one district — which makes races elsewhere in the state more competitive.

Their underhanded squabbles made headlines – and led to some overzealous fossil naming in the constant battle for one-upmanship.

They can go to Las Vegas and win a battle for one-and-done Zach Collins, who was the No. 10 pick in the 2017 NBA draft after his freshman season.

In today's money that's about $30 million -- less than half of the $70 million Hillary Clinton and Rick Lazio spent in 2000 battling for one Senate seat, with television commercials taking the lion's share.

It now joins seven other candidates battling for one spot in a revamped Olympic programme.

"We are all battling for one another," McPake told BBC Scotland after their 2-1 win over Kilmarnock.