Sentence examples for contested competitive from inspiring English sources

The Sanders and Clinton face-off has been just as fiercely contested, competitive, and has aroused the passions of lots of voters, plus Sanders had just come off a win in the neighboring Michigan primary which should have been enough to stir even more Democrats to turn out.

"We just didn't make enough of the good plays we had to make in a highly contested, highly competitive game".

The East Anglian rivals have contested 127 competitive derbies since 1902 and many of them have taken place at more prosperous times.

Space is a congested, contested and competitive place, and one in which America is merely first among equals.America's new national security space strategy the first the DOD has felt the need to publish is an attempt to adapt to this reality.

Space, Hyten said, is becoming "increasingly congested, contested, and competitive".

The gap can't be explained solely because of Trump mania, a hotly contested and competitive race between the GOP candidates, and a favored son candidate, Kasich on the ballot.

Allan McGregor, Christophe Berra, Phil Bardsley and Gary Caldwell are likely to be the sole survivors from the side that contested Scotland's last competitive fixture.

7 8 The differences in injury rates could be explained by several factors; accumulated fatigue as the World Cups are contested following a full competitive club season, changes in training style and the high level of player competitiveness at the most important tournament worldwide.

Add to the media mix a fiercely competitive United States Senate race and a bevy of aggressively contested state contests and ballot questions, and the television dial seems tuned to a schedule of all political commercials all the time.

The Israeli contracts, expected together to be worth perhaps $250 million, will be among the most hotly contested anywhere in the increasingly competitive desalination industry, experts say.

The West Indian total of 243/7 from their 50 overs (this was the first World Cup contested over this distance) seemed competitive, 84 runs coming from the last eight overs with Derek Pringle's figures of 10-0-83-0 looking particuglyly ugly.