Sentence examples for diverse contests from inspiring English sources
Any one simplified and generalising statement about Islam betrays the religion and its communities' diverse contests, betrays Muslims' internal debates on how to best articulate Islam's universality.
Over the years, the winners of the Miss Subways contest were far more diverse than winners of other contests of the period, like Miss America.
In March, HBO held a contest seeking "diverse" (again, including both men and women of color) writers.
The National Hot Rod Association has 80,000 members, 140 affiliated tracks, multimillion-dollar cable-TV deals and a raft of star drivers who, like the crowd at the burnout contest, are a diverse mix.
Meanwhile, Bernie Sanders won his three contests in ultra-diverse states -- Alaska, Hawaii, and Washington -- with 81.6%, 69.8%, and 72.7% shares of the vote, respectively.
In a higher-turnout contest with more diverse voters, however, there's reason to think landline-only surveys can no longer accurately measure opinion.
The chosen winners of the contest represent a diverse group of individuals who want to provide viewers with a more thorough picture of the conventions and tackle the issues that citizens care about most.
Rep. Keith Ellison and former Secretary of Labor Tom Perez lead the nine candidates who remain in the contest — a relatively diverse bunch hailing from around the country and from various levels of government.
Kaggle contests cover things as diverse as finding dark matter in the universe and predicting bond prices.
And yet, in contest after contest, particularly in large states with diverse ethnic populations, support for the two candidates has reflected the sort of splits that normally divide Democrats from Republicans.
