Sentence examples for contest a lot from inspiring English sources
They may very well pass the 50% mark, having decided to contest a lot more seats than initially expected.
But this didn't matter to either man in 1988, as one joined the echelons of major winners in golf, with the other, although disappointed, at least proved that he would contest a lot more grand slam events in the future (starting with a spirited defence of his Open crown at Lytham in July).
While he may not win any popularity contests – "a lot of us cringe at the stuff he writes," says one colleague at the Melbourne tabloid – the case has caused dismay, even among his detractors.
The Republican contest is a lot more difficult to read.
But the contest received a lot of attention, and Carl Darenberg, the owner of the Marine Basin, said more local fishermen wanted to be involved next summer and were helping to raise money for the prize pot.
That Europe got back into the contest owed a lot to the American struggles on the 18th hole, the location that would later provide O'Connor with his career-defining moment.
This was accompanied by a "dialogue" on economic policy, which, as one participant puts it, amounted at best to no more than information-sharing, at worst to a "beauty contest", with a lot of cosmetic data-enhancement.In 2010 the 13 countries "multilateralised" the CMI, ie, turned it into a formal arrangement binding them all.
The contest was a lot more even in the second half, as the wind swirled around the Stadium of Light, but it took Craig Gardner's superb block to prevent Young getting on the scoresheet.
Reviewing the experience of participating in GISHWHES, a writer for Detroit's WKBD-TV described the contest as "a lot of fun" and recommended that others participate in the future.
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.
