Sentence examples for difficult contest from inspiring English sources

Their most difficult contest, on paper anyway, is over.

The only difficult contest is at Philadelphia on Dec. 3.

Mr. Jenkins acknowledges that he is facing a difficult contest.

In fact, the America Bowl's most difficult contest may be the final one, between 44 and XLIV.

Before administering the fiendishly difficult contest, Josephine took the opportunity to recount the story of my wedding cake gaffe to all assembled.

She faces a difficult contest in the fall, but her victory challenges the suggestion that voters are poised to oust all officeholders.

Yet other vulnerable Democrats continued to hang tough, and their resilience led Republicans to look elsewhere to find Democrats who had not prepared for difficult contests.

The ads made Democratic leaders furious because Pryor has a very tough re-election race coming up in a year that is chock-full of difficult contests for their party.

But in other races across the country, Democratic candidates in some of the most difficult contests said that they were holding their own and that they were seeing a growing interest in the campaign among Democratic voters.

"Despite the difficult economic contest, the French hotel business has shown a remarkable resistance," he said.

She is trying to win a difficult primary contest, and she desperately needs to defeat Sanders in Nevada and South Carolina.