Sentence examples for contests provided from inspiring English sources

The so-called "Super Saturday" contests provided a shot in the arm for both underdog campaigns, but didn't bring the 2016 presidential race any closer to a conclusion.

CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News are often in search of something to talk about, and Tuesday's primary contests provided them with hours and hours of grist for their mill.

It could provide a platform for cooperative interaction among the stakeholders and prevent frustrations and later legal contests, provided such interactions start as soon as it becomes apparent that compensation actions are unavoidable.

Expect to hear a lot about Governor Sebelius, a Democrat who campaigned alongside Barack Obama in early contests, providing him an essential white female sidekick.

These contests provide training and validation datasets to the participants and require them to submit either the executables of their developed algorithms or the results on the unlabeled test datasets.

The night's contest provided a distraction as well.

But the John Smith's-sponsored contest provided the ending that just about everyone (except the bookmakers) wanted.

His always entertaining, and often unforgiving, commentary of the Eurovision Song Contest provided viewers here and in Britain with endless entertainment".

Music and Audio Recording: The Learning Network contest provided music tracks from the fabulous people at Flocabulary, but since I teach music, I added this important music component to the project.

Second, section 102.168 5) provides: "A statement of the grounds of contest may not be rejected, nor the proceedings dismissed, by the court for any want of form if the grounds of contest provided in the statement are sufficient to clearly inform the defendant of the particular proceeding or cause for which the nomination or election is contested".

More than anything, analysts say, the presidential contest provided an opportunity for political leaders to test the power and mettle of the Congress Party, which has generally dominated Indian politics since independence, or, in the case of Ms. Banerjee, a fiery regional leader, to test how far she could push party leaders around.