Sentence examples for contest evolve from inspiring English sources

He is something of a National veteran, riding over the fences during his career and once presenting the trophy to the winner, and has seen the marathon contest evolve down the decades.

Look at the work of our first prize winner for this year's Springer award for the Darwin Year Celebration Contest, entitled "Evolve Your Library".

In this religion-diluted quasi-democracy, where politics tends to be expressed in ritual public chanting or sullen private apathy, the contest has evolved unexpectedly into a bare-knuckled slugging match, complete with taunting rhetoric, dirty tricks and colourful, rowdy fans.

The beginnings of cricket's social division between amateurs and professionals, from which the annual Gentlemen v Players contest ultimately evolved, can be traced to the reign of Charles I. In 1629, Henry Cuffin, a curate at Ruckinge in Kent, was prosecuted by an Archdeacon's Court for playing cricket on Sunday evening after prayers.

The evolution of within-fight behaviour in contest individuals evolves according to a trade-off between opponent assessment and fighting costs.

Some 50 years later these contests have evolved into a multibillion-dollar professional league.

The contest has thus evolved into a curious clash of two visions for the party.

The little circle of top-10 contenders who have clung on to the coat-tails of Froome and his Sky team-mates remained largely the same behind a constantly evolving contest for the stage win, which eventually went to the Basque Jon Izaguirre, who gave Nairo Quintana's Movistar team some reward in a Tour where they had largely disappointed.

In agreement with findings of Crowley [ 7], we found that two distinct behavioural strategies evolve: a contest strategy and a turn-taking strategy.

Change is far from a new concept in the contest, which has always evolved.

It is in some sense more shocking than Fight Club, his 1996 novel (later a film) about a secret fraternity of young men who pummel each other half to death in illicit contests, and who gradually evolve into a terrorist unit.