Sentence examples for contest about how from inspiring English sources
At this early stage the danger is that the 2017 election may be less a contest about who should govern and more a contest about how much power the voters are willing to entrust to Mrs May.
In between, Torres was left out of the Chelsea starting lineup that lost 3-1 to PSG in their Champions League quarter-final first leg, with his ineffective arrival as a substitute leading to Mourinho witheringly commenting after the contest about how he lacked "real strikers".
I think it's important that there be a contest about what is true and also about, How do you know what's true?
In 2008, she began a contest, "Make the World Write", where the contestants wrote about how they would make the world a better place.
Try to contact anyone who has joined a same kind of contest before, and ask about how the contest dealt with plagiarism and deadlines and such.
For example, one essay contest winner wrote about how C-SPAN's non-fiction book programming serves as a resource in his charitable mission to record non-fiction audio books for people who are blind.
The Securities and Exchange Commission should investigate if not for illegality then for what the Dynegy contest can tell them about how proxy contests unfold.
However, we should be even more concerned about opportunities to game these kinds of contests — and, equivalently, about how errors introduced by ballot casting methods for ballot questions could affect how we govern — than we are about the risks of voting fraud in candidate races.
But it clearly has not been spent to elevate the intellectual level of the contest or inform voters about how the candidates plan to solve the nation's problems.
We were prompted to create this contest by an article about how Team Clinton was test-driving "Dangerous Donald" as a playground taunt to level at Trump.
To the point about how fiercely contested contests boost turnout, when Hillary Clinton ran against Barack Obama in 2008, the two each got more than 17 million votes.
