Sentence examples for complex contests from inspiring English sources
The risk in these seats is twofold – firstly, already complex contests become extremely unpredictable and hard to manage with votes flowing in multiple directions across four contenders.
As Schlesinger notes, "it is easy to imagine policy makers becoming so enmeshed in complex contests about the meaning of obesity that they can never move on to designing appropriate remedies" [ 27](p. 787).
24 NEW YORK/REGION 27-32 Giuliani Departure Changes Assumptions in Senate Race The New York Senate race has been transformed from a battle over a few undecided voters into a broad and complex contest.
The New York Senate race has been transformed from a narrow battle over a tiny number of undecided voters into a broad and complex contest, with voting blocs and geographic regions that had seemed fixed in place suddenly churned into play by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's departure, Republican and Democratic strategists say.
If the predator is also self-illuminating, the battle between two luminescent beings turn into a more complex contest.
Psephologists would have about as much accuracy as astrologers in predicting the outcome of such a complex contest.
When the session ended, Patrick approached Mr. Bernstein and suggested holding sports contests at the complex.
That is only part of a complex undercurrent behind this year's contests in 54 metropolitan and unitary councils, 70 smaller districts, plus four mayoral elections in England.
McEnroe served and volleyed as Borg stood stoic at the base line contesting points so complex and involved they felt like short stories.
A series of hairbreadth finishes could plunge the nation into treacherous straits, with lawsuits in multiple states, a far more complex prospect than the legal contest in 2000, which was confined to Florida.
The overriding goal of the contest is discover complex rating systems that will teach machines to evaluate humans, which will be important to getting robots to act more like us — and also to understand our ways.
