Sentence examples for contests can be from inspiring English sources

French show-business is notoriously cut-throat, but competition in the world of rural, amateur karaoke contests can be murderous.

The amendments essentially call for speeding up the election process so that parliamentary contests can be held before September, followed soon after by a presidential race.

As nasty as political contests can be in the United States, this campaign seems to be setting new highs (or lows) for sleazy ads.

"I wouldn't bet against him, but he's such a polarizer that he always attracts opposition, and when they're credible, the contests can be reasonably close".

Fertility clinics around the country have found that such promotions, which can include random drawings and essay contests, can be an effective way to raise their profiles and crowd their mailing lists with potential customers.

In part, the closeness of some of those contests can be attributed to the crowded field; six or more candidates were on the ballot in many Council districts across the city.

Furthermore, the intensity of within-group contest competition can be expected to increase with group size without any change in resource distribution, as a consequence of a greater number of individuals competing for access to a given patch (Koenig and Borries 2006).

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Moreover, efforts by investors to replace directors through a proxy contest can be prohibitively expensive.

The contest can be between two partnerships or can be an individual event, rotating partnerships in three segments.

The importance of vote suppression in a close contest can be seen in the following hypothetical: say there are 1,000 voters evenly split, 500 to 500.