Sentence examples for cut contest from inspiring English sources

There is the Make the Cut Contest, during which the company chooses a few sketches from aspiring designers and users vote for the winner, whose item is then produced and sold on the site.

In Jasanoff's telling, the Revolution wasn't a clear-cut contest between the British and American colonists joined in ideological unison against a crazy, incompetent King George III: it was a civil war in its own right.

As the world's oil wells run dry, many including sober analysts in both countries foresee China-India rivalry redrawn as a cut-throat contest for an increasingly scarce resource.

In this case, Paxton is referring to companies holding DFS contests as "the house" since they take a cut of each contest.

She won a contest, cut her first record – which made it into the top 20 – partnered with the Wilburn Brothers and made it all the way to the Grand Ole Opry.

Start times on Saturday were advanced to the morning to avoid the worst of afternoon storms, while forecast bad weather on Sunday could see the contest cut short.

A day later, Jerry Natanine who was vying for the riding of Nunavut told CBC he was cut from the contest due to his historic support for Palestine.

Early work suggested that 'badges of status' would be beneficial to both signalers and receivers, since they would cut costs of contests to both contestants if an outcome would be predictable [5].

When, in three to four years, all the ribbons are cut, the competition may well stabilize into a contest that's healthy for airports and travelers alike.

Taking on cases that contest cuts to legal aid has also been a key part of Spurrier's campaigning work.

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