Sentence examples for be contest with from inspiring English sources

It means the only mechanism to transport oxygen is diffusion mass transfer which should be contest with the oxygen consumption of cells.

They are contests with rules and phases, gambits and defenses, many losers and the occasional victor, usually a Pyrrhus type.

Prussia was immersed, from May, in an internal constitutional struggle, and it was contesting with Austria for supremacy within the confederation.

Joe Short, a sport journalist who works for several copywriting companies, says: "There are some very successful websites that use this model, such as Bleacher Report, but you're contesting with a lot of writers to get hits and therefore income.

The WRU said it would be contesting the challenge "with vigour".

The BBC shows seat change by comparing the seats each party is contesting this year with the result for the same seats at the last comparable election.

(Shadman denies the allegations and is contesting them, along with the asset seizure, in a U.S. court).

He has been contesting second spot with Acuña and PPK, polling around 10percentt.

And then there are contests, dance classes with the Soul Train Dancers, costume parties, Pa-jam-a-jam party and other activities.

Of course, this is a contest with an electorate of one, and it is not clear whether a public campaign or low-profile approach will suit Mr. Paterson.

This is a contest with a deadline of April 2. The winning entry will be publicized at the World Science Festival in New York in June.