Sentence examples for contest how much from inspiring English sources

In an inherently violent contest, how much protection should athletes be provided with?

Men have been parenting, I gather, for a very long time (though some might contest how much "parenting" has historically occurred), yet in all the staggering literature for dads-to-be, very little offers a substantive image of what it means to be a dad.

Perhaps we can finally close the debate with deniers through methane: no one can contest how much methane is stored in the Siberian shelf, no one can contest what it will do if released.

And Donald Trump is contesting how much money he owes his pollster.

They won't stop talking about: surfing, surf contests, how much they love/hate the WSL, how much they love/hate Kelly Slater, their last wave, their friend's last wave.

At this early stage the danger is that the 2017 election may be less a contest about who should govern and more a contest about how much power the voters are willing to entrust to Mrs May.

"It's become a situation where the contest is how much you can destroy the system, rather than how much you can make it work.

The long debate that was supposed to produce a verdict this month on whether to push for the euro as Britain's currency has instead lapsed into a contest over how much longer to postpone the final reckoning.

As Democratic pollster Peter Hart told The New Yorker magazine's Jane Mayer, It's become a situation where the contest is how much you can destroy the system, rather than how much you can make it work.

Campaigns on both sides of the Scottish independence debate have been contesting exactly how much oil Scotland might have left in the North Sea.

The after-effects of a contest depend on how much you eat.