Sentence examples similar to context of contest from inspiring English sources

We can infer an initial publication date of about 1897 from the context of the contest.

The fact of the matter is is that all of the relief that is being sought here by these folks is basically relief that should be in the context of a contest when it's possible to have a record.

The difference between the two offers works out at about £35m – almost nothing in the context of £1bn contest – but HarbourVest cannot match Goldman's price because it declared its bid "final" on day one.

She places the Chapmans' battle in the context of similar contests: theirs was not the only family torn apart by one partner's decision to join the Shakers.

We witness conflict, that is to say: the formation of urban context through the contest of ideas.

Clinton's current tone of informed realpolitik would normally be a strength in the context of an election contest.

(Please note: I use the term "moderate conservative" only in the context of this national contest. The last time I applied it to Kasich, a number of Ohioans contacted me and pointed out that his record there is very conservative).

While Option 1 can only be used in the context of a proxy contest, most US companies could unilaterally implement, without stockholder approval, the bylaws described in Option 2 or Option 3 above.

It may be that a company is willing to take greater risks in the context of short slate contests given the reduced impact of a loss and allow more "close call" contests to go to a vote.

However, the effect was rather weak and disappeared in the multivariate pDFA, which took interindividual variation into account, indicating that there is broad overlap within individuals in the acoustic structure of hiccups given in response to predators and those given in response to aggression or spontaneously in the context of strong within group contest competition for food.

One explanation is that management may be predisposed to settling in the context of a control slate contest because the cost of losing the contest is much higher.