Sentence examples for contest that needs from inspiring English sources

"There's a problem in one contest that needs to be sorted out," he said.

It was the perfectly scripted finale to a contest that needed Henry's Midas touch against a Leeds side who battled in a manner that did manager Simon Grayson and their magnificent travelling support great credit.

It was also a run that typified the confidence and the sheer determination to energise a faltering contest that the Socceroos will need time and time again before this campaign is out.

Chris Marks of the Sheriff's Department's Carson Station, an area popular with racers, said the recent deaths from speed contests underscore that more needs to be done to end the problem.

At the Ready for Hillary festival, Mitch Stewart, one of Obama's top organizers in the 2008 contest, suggested that Clinton needed to be careful to develop a message and stick to it.

At no point during this conversation did either of my parents contest the need to apologize for both the fight and calling that boy's whiteness to attention.

No one can reasonably contest the need for such reform, in the United States and in other countries as well.

This is not to contest the need to balance current public spending and current revenues over the economic cycle.

The boy was getting taller, learning the moves, showing very fast hands and, especially, the sense of a contest — the need for strategy, the anticipation of what the other guy might do.

One commentator has said that a true contest is needed to legitimise the institution of the Elected Presidency.

But with the race going beyond the Feb. 5 contests, the need for cash by the Clinton and Obama campaigns is expected only to increase.