Sentence examples for contests they face from inspiring English sources

In the next few weeks, I will write about each one of these top-notch Democrats, and detail the contests they face.

If convicted of fighting abroad with a "political, ideological, religious or racial motive" – a charge they would find hard to contest – they would face a maximum sentence of life in prison.

The top two finishers in this week's election for the Los Angeles Board of Education will meet in an August runoff, but first they face another crucial contest: the race for money and powerful endorsements.

McGinley, 47, said his side should not be "afraid" or "ashamed" of being favourites - and warned they face a "very tough contest".

If right-wing candidates appeal to the anti-immigrant extreme in an attempt to win primary contests, they enter general elections facing an energized bloc of immigrant-rights supporters — and their anti-immigrant statements increasingly fly in the face of mainstream opinion as well.

The Coalition has war-gamed this result and its party room met to "regroup" for the new electoral contest they will now face.

The round-robin arrangements gave players an interest in losing so that they could face easier contests at the elimination stage.

Aside from Minnesota, Democrats in two other Midwest contests face serious challenges: Senator Tim Johnson in South Dakota and Senator Jean Carnahan in Missouri.

There is a growing fear that whoever wins the leadership contest will face a split party.

The victors of each contest will face off on May 4 in the E.C.A.C. championship game.

The winner of the contest will face Representative Paul W. Hodes, a Democrat.