Sentence examples for contention in the next from inspiring English sources

If the Rangers fight their way back into contention in the next month, Sather would then have to decide whether to make a deal to bolster the team's roster.

Green's play became a point of contention in the second half.

America's glaring income inequality is certain to be a central bone of contention in the 2016 presidential election.

Yet because the strength and independence of the leading roles played to offensive stereotypes, the genre remained a point of contention in the early 21st century.

Mickelson was in contention in the 1995 Open at Shinnecock, finishing in a tie for fourth place, four strokes behind Corey Pavin.

Iowa, Missouri and New Mexico are all at the top of the list of states that both parties view as being in contention in the fall.

A major point of contention in the past year has been about who should be in charge of the government's response.

It was hard to believe that the Rangers would fall into a trap like that after pushing themselves back into playoff contention in the last five weeks.

When Kennedy made a big leap to Olympic medal contention in the mid-1990's, it came after he began training with a group of Kenyans in the London suburbs under the supervision of his coach and manager, Kim McDonald.

However, as with the previous season – when we lost Gylfi Sigurdsson, among others – Brian McDermott is showing signs of turning it around and bringing us back into contention in the second half of the season.

But a transcript of a Feb. 23 interview of Dr. Monnett by two special agents for the bureau's inspector general, posted online by the employees group, indicates that they questioned him about a contention in the 2006 report that no dead bears had been seen in aerial surveys for 17 years before the 2004 sighting.