Sentence examples for contests following from inspiring English sources

Two cabinet ministers have written to David Cameron expressing concerns that UK-based firms are losing out to European rivals in major procurement contests following the much criticised decision to award a £3bn train contract to Siemens of Germany.

Cardiff were hauled back into the contest, following Matty Fryatt's opportunistic first-half toe-poke, through the league debutant Ralls.

Two GOP candidates – congressman Ron DeSantis and the state's attorney general, Carlos Lopez-confirmed confirmed on Wednesday they would bow out of the contest following Rubio's announcement.

And perhaps to the right of Salmond sits Boris Johnson, the newbie MP for Uxbridge and now clear favourite to win the Conservative leadership contest following the resignation of a defeated David Cameron.

The two women vying to become Labour leader are locked in a fight to avoid being knocked out of the contest following a surprise surge in support for the left-wing candidate Jeremy Corbyn.

What with the sheer length of the process, the obscene amounts of money involved, and the prospect of another Bush vs. Clinton contest following the primaries, it's not surprising that a lot of Americans, and particularly progressives, aren't exactly enthused.

Fly-half Jonathan Sexton has also been included in the squad, but looks certain to miss the Rome contest following a series of concussions.

At 268-7, with Charlie Morris having taken three wickets, it looked as if Worcestershire could get themselves back in this contest following their first-day debacle.

But goals looked inevitable and the game and tie were unequivocally over as a contest following the quick-fire strikes by Beattie and Little.

McBath only entered the contest following the massacre in Parkland, but has the backing of EMILY's List.

On the following episode of Impact Wrestling, a rematch between Hardy and Roode ended in a no contest, following interference from Bully Ray.