Sentence examples for become a contest from inspiring English sources

Politics has become a contest of monomaniacs.

Global politics has become a contest of competitive credibility.

For months the polls have suggested that the campaign will become a contest between them.

In reality, it has become a contest between economics and the law.

By the time Locke had published his Treatises, politics in England had become a contest between two loosely related parties, the Whigs and the Tories.

And a week before the final vote, the race here has become a contest between a plucky newcomer and a political insider who finds himself on the outs.

A complicated issue becomes a contest between individuals.

No wonder, then, that the modern games became a contest not among athletes but between countries.

It becomes a contest about who can exert the most muscle on Google".

It became a contest decided by skill and Australia were sharper, more astute and slicker.

Thus training a dog effectively becomes a contest for dominance in which there can be only one winner.