Sentence examples for contest is how from inspiring English sources

The big drama now facing the Democratic Party in the presidential contest is how, when and even whether Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton will depart the race.

"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.

"We select the comments; so it's not a popularity contest," is how Bogdanoff explains it.

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.

The Londoners Dickens described were just as creative, pitting badgers against hounds and bears against bulls and even dogs against rats, the contest being how many rodents the mutt could destroy in a set amount of time a famous terrier could dispatch 40 in a minute.

Still, the group found that he could win a second term in a three-way contest, which is how he won his seat initially.

So the real contest is over how much autonomy Kashmir can win for itself within India, and, in the short term, how to get Indian soldiers and police (which are too often responsible for repression and torture) to behave better.

"One of the most striking things about Election Day 2012, and every presidential contest in recent memory, is how different the experience of voting can be from one community to the next," the report explains.

What these first two contests will tell us is how Bernie Sanders is doing among his primary demographic.

The far more significant question is how these contests take shape once the second, small, unrepresentative contest in New Hampshire next week ends, and significant numbers of voters begin to weigh in.

"The Board believes this is how the contest should be run.