Sentence examples for engaging contests from inspiring English sources

There was an inevitability about disciplinary wrangles for the two behemoths, but none of the customary niggle that has coloured their engaging contests of the past.

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In the context of internet, senders of the communication may have to contend with participants who engage, contest, reframe and deepen the messages in the communication process.

Such evidence indicates both that males are able to exert a high degree of control over female reproduction, and that males engage in contest competition for females, and fight for dominance.

Days since spawning were the only (and positive) correlate of female contest performance (data not shown), indicating not only that the motivation or the physical condition to engage in contests was influenced by recent reproduction but also that recent spawners are unsuitable subjects to examine morphological correlates of contest performance.

Japanese soldiers engaged in contests to slay the most Chinese with their swords, and gloated over reaching 100 kills.

Following a parade at 10 a.m. from the area to the waters near 79th Street, the tugboats will race back to 44th Street at 10 30 a.m. and engage in contests beginning at 11 a.m.

And he neglected to mention that his Yankees also engaged in contests -- like the six nearly sold-out games over last weekend and this weekend -- against their crosstown rival, the fearsome Mets, who have trouble putting on their baseball shoes without spiking themselves.

It might be argued that overestimating food resources is only favored by selection in our model because it makes animals more likely to engage in contests for food.

Under an honest signaling mechanism, queens in ablated groups should have identified opponents of equal fighting ability and engaged in contests (since they all possessed similar handicaps and had equal probabilities of a winning an encounter).

In species where morphological traits (e.g., body size or weapon size) are strong predictors of fighting ability and where there is high variation in the size of such morphological traits in natural populations, then selection on factors that influence the motivation of individuals to engage in contests is likely to be weak.