Sentence examples for contest cause from inspiring English sources

After a restful Thanksgiving hiatus, we are refocussed and rededicated to the Contest cause.

The organizers of the Miss Italia beauty contest are puzzled why lustrous makeup intended to put the final touches on contestants in the weekend's preliminary contest caused skin rashes, puffy eyes and swollen cheeks.

It is interesting that a proxy contest causes an abnormal stock price gain even when the challengers fail, perhaps because the contest threat motivates incumbent managers to change their strategies.

She raised money for the campaign but stayed out of the district during the race to prevent Republicans from making her a major issue in the contest caused by the resignation of Representative Christopher Lee, a Republican.

Labour is widely expected to lose Thursday's contest, caused by the resignation of sitting MP Ian Gibson after the party's expenses panel excluded him from standing at the next election.

In the afternoon game, Going "was struck in the head by a puck which had been lofted into the air by one of the players in said contest, causing injuries," the documents said.

His stunning victory in the 2010 leadership contest caused a rift in the Miliband family that is still healing.

He probably had no idea what a sensation his contest would cause.

Anastasia Prikhodko, the singer selected to represent Russia at the contest, has caused an uproar because of her ethnic Ukrainian roots.

An article widely carried on state media websites said the contest had caused Chinese intellectuals to "fantasise about arrangements for democratic elections and notice the awakening of democratic consciousness among the younger generation".

Fourteen women, with ages ranging between 74 and 97 - each of whom survived the horrors of World War II - were vying for the honour of being Israel's first 'Miss Holocaust Survivor.' Despite being billed by organisers as a 'celebration of life' the contest has caused much controversy.