Sentence examples for effectively contesting from inspiring English sources

Both in the North and in the South, turnout was reduced, in good part, by laws designed to keep citizens from the polls and to prevent popular dissident parties from effectively contesting elections.

The article talked about the ground rules and the role of managers for effectively contesting the accompanied challenges and taking advantage of the opportunities in implementation of E 2.0.

Far from damaging News International it would actually provide an element of fairness to journalists and executives overwhelmed by spiralling allegations that they cannot effectively contest.

So, too, does the foreclosure crisis, which has resulted in unwarranted foreclosures that unemployed or low-income households can't effectively contest because they can't get appropriate legal counsel.

It is the very fullness, even ordinariness, of the lives of the Thornton family that most effectively contests these notions of difference, which had flourished in a popular culture that offered no more than an incomplete or distorted view of African-American life.

Moreover, Yamamoto apparently missed the other implications of the Coral Sea battle: the unexpected appearance of American carriers in exactly the right place and time to effectively contest the Japanese, and U.S. Navy carrier aircrews demonstrating sufficient skill and determination to do significant damage to the Japanese carrier forces.

While there are still crowded races in which many Democratic candidates have qualified for the maximum in matching funds, which is generally $75,350, in several districts the combination of petition challenges and the lack of money is effectively turning contests of multitudes into contests of the few.

As Graham Henry, the All Black coach, pointed out during the week: "The front-row contest will effectively be an international contest, we have New Zealand's number one lock pairing in the Crusaders side, along with a world-class No 8 in Kieran Read and someone you may have heard of at No 10".

That score effectively decided the contest, as Taylor's boot and scrum-half Aaron Smith's effective probing kept the Wallabies at arm's length until Folau's late intervention.

Two incidents effectively settled the contest.

Germany effectively lost this contest to a club team.