Sentence examples for contests lead from inspiring English sources

But then we already knew "from concrete examples (the 1936 Olympic Games, for instance) that international sporting contests lead to orgies of hatred".

"Even if one didn't know from concrete examples (the 1936 Olympic Games, for instance) that international sporting contests lead to orgies of hatred, one could deduce it from general principles".

Ron Reagan and Ron Christie debate a week of huge news -- will the Nevada and South Carolina contests lead to a Clinton-Trump showdown that'd determine control of two branches of government?

Heralded at the time as a transformational deal, Compaq turned out to be hotly contested, marred by stiff opposition from shareholders and a bitter proxy contest led by the son of an H.P. co-founder.

Season 8, episode 9, written by Ken Keeler Homer's quest to be the toughest guy at the chilli-eating contest leads him to consume Guatemalan insanity peppers.

Later, the strikingly staged scene of celebratory drinking and beat-boxing in Cyprus turns ugly when a rap contest leads to blows and to the exposure of some very unfortunate prejudices in Jacob Fortune-Lloyd's Cassio.

Therefore, when a collection of identical subcontests forms a grand contest, the total effort always increases and the grand contest leads to a higher rent-dissipation rate.

The techniques developed in this contest led to general methods for reverse-engineering a watermark algorithm via experimental images fed to its detector.

The eating contest leads to a long truck drives leads to that 'shocking secret'.

The public contest led to U.S. Congressional oversight committee hearings chaired by Congressman Howard Wolpe, which issued subpoenas to DOJ principals despite several instances of the DOJ's refusal to comply.

The NBC FBI drama "The Blacklist," starring Spader, earned a 2.8 at 10 p.m., nearly matching its big singing contest lead-in and holding steady with its most recent original episode.  .