Sentence examples for contests has increased from inspiring English sources

At Fox Lane High in Bedford, which has had artificial turf since October, the number of athletic contests has increased to 103 a year from 33, according to Tom Caione, athletic director for the Bedford Central School District.

Campbell headed over soon after, and with the tempo of the contest having increased overall, Neil Danns then brought a parry out of Cardiff goalkeeper David Marshall.

When Mr. McCain has been in a real contest this year, voter turnout has increased despite expectations that it would continue to decline because of a lack of compelling national issues.

Few would contest that the UK government's austerity policy has increased job losses, and indeed, one of its core aims has been to achieve large scale reductions in public sector employment.

On November 3, 2015 an NBC News article titled Hillary Clinton Increases Her Lead Over Bernie Sanders stated, "Hillary Clinton has increased her dominant lead within the Democratic Party's presidential contest".

The production value has increased considerably from the live Ph.D. dance event that launched the contest in 2007.

The ubiquity of video footage has increased the scrutiny of police killings, making it easier for citizens to contest official explanations that would otherwise go unchallenged.

Professor Porter said litigation was emerging along two fronts: homeowners are contesting foreclosures, and investors are charging that shoddy loan originations or servicing have increased their losses.

Winning the first contest has not greatly increased Mr. Lauren's profile within Openfilm; "Help," with fewer than 10,000 views, trails far behind the 275,000-plus of "Hidden Camera S*x Tape".

That contest has been run.

Nevertheless, a contest has begun.