Sentence examples for contest resulting from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Mr Santorum triumphed, and Mr Romney came in a dismal third, with just 17% this time.The final vote, in Missouri, was admittedly a mere beauty contest, resulting in no delegates being allocated (that will happen, confusingly, at another ballot in March).

He returned to politics six years later to contest the leadership contest resulting from Lougheed's retirement.

At Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, Pa., the contest resulted in almost $3,000 saved as students competed in turning off lights and unplugging chargers and printers.

And at the announcement of the design contest results the then TfL commissioner Peter Hendy had anticipated paying the eventual manufacturer "some element of the premium for a proper design".

The design contest resulted in other ideas, including bike parking, a semiprivate booth for making quiet calls in a noisy city and an information center with weather, historical data and neighborhood information.

The best contest results usually come from news articles.

Pillsbury then established a score based on the responses, which later figured into the final contest result.

While Facebook itself was only up eight per cent in Friday's trading, contest results were up nearly twenty per cent.

This winter, I will add the 2011 results to my growing database of accuracy contest results for the past several years, so stay tuned for even more accuracy analysis.

Manoj Ajmera, the coordinator of the annual state water-tasting contest, sponsored by the New York Section of the American Water Works Association and the State Departments of Health and Environmental Conservation, acknowledged that the contest results may be "very unscientific and very subjective".

For reasons I can't fathom, in 1969 the Eurovision contest result was a four-way tie, and they didn't have a penalty shoot-out to decide which of Spain, France, the Netherlands and the UK's Lulu were truly the winners.