Sentence examples for contesting yet from inspiring English sources

There was no contesting yet another Russian annexation Monday night.

However, it was far from the mauling that had been expected against a side that will contest yet another wooden spoon.

That dynamic will play out over the next week in New Hampshire, and in the contests yet to come.

Eurovision has long been continental politics fought with ballads instead of bombs and 2012 was the most politicised contest yet.

Stanford has not been in a close contest yet; things could get interesting if the game is tight in the fourth quarter.

"There are millions of reasons to continue this race: people in Pennsylvania and Indiana and North Carolina and all of the contests yet to come," Mrs. Clinton said.

The spot on which you stand can be the locus of historical contests yet still seem comfortably nestled in a pastoral, courtly or regal setting.

Mr. Gingrich, who is closer in polls to Mr. Romney than he has been at this point of any nominating contest yet, continued his criticism of Mr. Romney's time at the investment firm Bain Capital.

Mr Davis, aged 56, who lost five votes from his first-round total, said: "There's a long time to go in this contest yet, still another six weeks.

Tomas Rosicky had been on the periphery of the contest yet transformed the mood with an exquisite cross that invited Skoda to soar above Vedran Corluka and steer a header beyond the tame defence of goalkeeper Danijel Subasic.

It is quite possible that Mr. McCain, who has scored heavily in states where Democrats and independents crossed over in large numbers to vote for him, could defeat Mr. Bush in the beauty contest yet lose the convention delegates to him.