Sentence examples for contest was considered from inspiring English sources
This contest was considered at an early stage by my predecessor a civil war in which the parties were entitled to equal rights in our ports.
It was clear from the empty seats all around that this contest was considered by many as no more than an intermission, which on the basis of Janowicz's performance may have been a considerable disservice.
The corridor wisdom, though, was that Mr. Gorbachev's attack had backfired, winning added sympathy for Mr. Yeltsin, whose contest is considered too close to call.
That ruling, first reported by The Des Moines Register, has no practical effect — the Iowa contest is considered a "beauty contest" that does not officially allocate delegates to the winner, but provides Iowa's Republican Party a sense of the voters' thinking.
According to lawyer Alan L. Friel, contests and sweepstakes must include a "no consideration" clause such as "no purchase necessary". Otherwise, the contest is considered an illegal lottery.
"The Contest" is considered to be one of the best Seinfeld episodes, winning several awards and positive reviews from the critics.
Contests were considered resolved when one contestant (the "winner") had gained sole ownership of the tube and did not tolerate its opponent near the tube.
In some public schools, even spelling contests are considered archaic, because they might make the losers feel inferior.
Much has been done this time around, the experts say, to produce a fairer contest than what was considered a humiliating result for Mr. Kasparov in New York.
He and his crewmen, all of whom survived, were among 42 members of the Army Air Forces awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for valor in the Battle of Midway, which was considered the decisive contest for control of the Pacific in World War II.
