Sentence examples for contests that is from inspiring English sources

"Conservatives and Tea Party folks are going to have a decision to make: do we want Mitt Romney to be the nominee or not, or do we want to just keep splitting our vote?" Mr. Santorum is counting on an upcoming schedule of contests that is not particularly friendly to Mr. Romney.

"No more hot dog contests, that is for sure.

This result is in dramatic contrast to the conventional wisdom on the optimality of multistage elimination contests that is grounded under the conventional nested lottery contest technology in the literature.

Like other states, New York, New Jersey and Connecticut have several prominent sand-sculpture contests that are open to amateurs.

Numbers also had perished of famine in the interior owing to the contests that were carried on.

It's more or less a contemporary version of the marathon dance contests that were a grim diversion during the Great Depression.

Nowadays, companies need student ambassadors to create marketing events, like mural painting or video contests, that are relevant to their particular schools, he says.

He made no direct references to Mitt Romney, who beat him in all three contests that were held Tuesday, in Wisconsin, Maryland and the District of Columbia.

He made no direct references to Mr. Romney, who beat him in all three contests that were held Tuesday, in Wisconsin, Maryland and Washington, D.C.

There are also a couple of other West Yorkshire contests that are worth watching even though they have never been seen as "swing" seats until recent years.

Contest Builder is an app designed to motivate salespeople and increase productivity through contests that are built and deployed by sales managers.