Sentence examples for contests are considered from inspiring English sources

In some public schools, even spelling contests are considered archaic, because they might make the losers feel inferior.

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.

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.

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 Contest" is considered to be one of the best Seinfeld episodes, winning several awards and positive reviews from the critics.

The two predominant contest regimes are considered, all-pay auctions and lottery contests.

The slalom and giant slalom are considered technical contests because of the tightness of the turns.

Both lengths of races are considered middle-distance contests.

In a later stage a certain contest can be repeated and/or more integrated contests can be considered, combining different practices.

The tamale cooking contest at the festival is named for Frank Carlton, whose World Championship Hot Tamale Contest could be considered a precursor to the Delta Hot Tamale Festival.

Sarver also said it would require a "substantial expenditure" for the contest to be considered a lottery.