Sentence examples for contests in case from inspiring English sources

Yes, these are the types of people you are up against in these contests, in case you were wondering.

Microsoft has reimplemented the Zune A Day contest in case anyone is interested.

Fine, the contest In case you're only here for the contest (which I just now decided to do), here it is: I've got a SteelSeries Ikari Laser mouse at my apartment about to be reviewed.

Mr. Kerry's victory here was apparently his narrowest yet; still, he has now won in 15 of the 17 states where there have been contests, in many cases by double-digit margins.

In fact, vice-presidential debates rarely have much of an effect on presidential contests, except in cases of memorable gaffes.

Candidates are allowed to contest elections in cases of fraud, bribes or, most pertinent to this case, if they can prove that enough legal votes were rejected to either change the outcome of the election or put it in doubt.

The contest, in this case, is a close thing.

In every contest — "in every case" — other candidates had more money than he had.

It wasn't needed in either conference final – or any of the semi-finals – but the rule's presence could well have influenced the dynamic of the contest in each case.

It is true that the contest in this case did not last long enough to bring the matter to this issue, and as no senators or representatives were elected under the authority of the government of which Mr. Dorr was the head, Congress was not called upon to decide the controversy.

The right to bind by contract and require performance of the contract are examples of that liberty and that protection and they might have resistless force against any interfering or impairing legislation if the contest in the case was simply one between Calhoun and the Arnold estate.