Sentence examples for contest about the from inspiring English sources

It is a real contest about the best path to national prosperity.

"Round two's coming," said Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C. "And we're going to have one hell of a contest about the direction and the vision of this country".

With many of the world's traditional power centers devastated and the Soviet leadership controlling vast natural resources and "the energies of one of world's greatest peoples," a contest about the nature of world order was inevitable.

As today's generation of political leaders prepares to fight an election that is in part a contest about the mistakes, judgments and assumptions Labour made in government on immigration, it is easy to forget just how much immigration and asylum haunted Downing Street throughout New Labour's time in office.

And in the bragging contest about the World's Greatest Cuisine, China is now a serious challenger to France as the prime producer of deliciously surprising results paired with exquisite traditional technique.

The field was no longer staging some sort of contest about the economy and who could produce a better jobs record than Obama.

A senior incumbent said that "people don't get in a pissing contest about [the roles they perform] when they don't really know what they're supposed to be doing yet" (I-50).

Several websites also held contests about the film in fan-submitted short films and posters.

Passengers can start practicing for sing-alongs and study up for trivia contests about the Von Trapp family.

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).

She will train the animal to race, but with the contest about to happen (and the film's 50-minute running time fast diminishing), they had better hurry.