Sentence examples for contest the need from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

As it has several times during the campaign, the Cuomo campaign said the vast sums being spent on this contest show the need for campaign finance reform.

When Michael Howard announced his decision to quit in the immediate aftermath of May's election, one of the reasons he gave for launching a protracted leadership contest was the need to change the voting rules before his successor could be chosen.

However, some reports contest the absolute need of H2B ubiquitylation for Set1 trimethylation activity (Foster and Downs 2009; Wang et al. 2009) or recruitment of Cps35 (Vitaliano-Prunier et al. 2008).

The comment about "claiming southern heritage" seems to imply that Mr Gingrich is trying to cadge some sort of benefit by invoking a fake identity which he might have had the motive to do, given the timing of these deep-South contests and the need to revive his flagging campaign, but if that's what happened, we should applaud his foresight in moving to Georgia more than half a century ago.

They will only amp up their cacophony of sophistry and outright mendacity as the presidential contest progresses and the need to remain steadfast and occupy social media space is greater than ever.

Oddly, this autumn is a good time to win a few popularity contests – just when the need to be in charge of your destiny renders such things irrelevant.