Sentence examples for been a contest between from inspiring English sources

The primary has always been a contest between no political experience and too much.

The referendum campaign has been a contest between rival movements rather than the familiar tussle between opposing political parties, which nowadays leaves most people cold.

Since the Australian federation was formed, politics has generally been a contest between the Australian Labor Party (ALP), established in 1901, and a number of anti-Labor parties.

This narrow focus reflects the fact that the referendum has been a contest between two wings of the Conservative party, neither of which has any great love for the EU.

Lewis chronicles how from time immemorial there has been a contest between advocates of stable money and those who, for a variety of reasons, want to toy with it.

CW: Since day one I've realized that there has never been a contest between Mike and I.

It's a contest between two people.

"That's a contest between America and Europe.

It is a contest between old and new, between the past and the future.

But this would largely be a contest between an Asian-American and an African-American.

The first fiction was that government is a contest between truth and error.