Sentence examples for contest as much from inspiring English sources

It's not a likability contest as much as it's about chemistry.

Nothing, perhaps not even drugs, taints a contest as much as the suspicion that it has been fixed with an envelope full of notes.

Mainly because the poll already looks like it's shaping up to be a popularity contest as much as a serious literary competition and it's hard to imagine The Conservationist coming top in anyone's affections.

So they needn't bother to even wait for the returns, because they have already termed this contest as much more important than it really is, even as another huge state, Pennsylvania, looms in the distance.

Never mind that wrestling is one of the original ancient Olympic sports, is the kind of pure competition that has created indelible Olympic moments through the years and has not been riddled with doping scandals that have turned sports like weight lifting and road cycling into pharmacological contests as much as athletic ones.

"That's why I don't like the contests as much as filming because there are no rules in filming".

Grocery-made billionaire Ronald Burkle Ronald Burkle likes sweepstakes contests as much as the next guy, but now he'll be giving them up.

This was two teams that understood the contest was as much about elimination as glory.

As the votes cast by the Eastern bloc show, the contest is as much about politics as talent.

As Russians go to the polls to elect their next president on Sunday, the contest is as much, if not more, between the generations, as it is between individual candidates.

As Francis's tilting with the overwhelmingly conservative U.S. episcopate shows, his contest is as much within the Church as outside it, but he makes himself clear there, too.