Sentence examples for contest has generated from inspiring English sources

Despite a spirited and testy fight, the Republican primary contest has generated little interest.

The contest has generated multimillion-dollar campaigns and pits not only local proponents and opponents of gambling but also gambling behemoths against one another.

Perry's jump into the presidential contest has generated a fair amount of buzz.

In short: The contest has generated a publicity boon for Nathan's that no amount of paid advertising could ever achieve.

Stellar athletic contests have generated excitement.

He said that if voters had believed the charges, "I wouldn't have won 75% of the vote". The contest between Ramirez and Martinez has generated surprisingly few sparks so far, even though Republicans regard it as one of their few chances in California to oust an incumbent Democrat.

With Ohio becoming a decisive contest on the Democratic side, that has generated excitement in a state whose residents had thought they might be left out by this time in the front-loaded primary calendar.

And a popular separatist, Abdul Haq Khan, decided in late August to contest the election from Kupwara and has generated considerable enthusiasm among voters who might otherwise have been likely to boycott the polls.

Mr. Chernoff was especially interested in reader reaction to his Crazy Carry-On Contest, which was introduced in March but has generated little buzz.

Susan Molinari's recent move up to Congress has generated an unusually lively contest among six active candidates for the City Council seat she relinquished.

It would appear that Rick Santorum has generated some momentum and the Romney campaign has found it necessary to respond, or risk losing what should have been a non-contest.