Sentence examples for ensuing contest from inspiring English sources

The ensuing contest, called the M.T.A. App Quest, spawned 42 projects competing for $15,000 in cash prizes.

With so many players using such a small part of the pitch the ensuing contest is unsurprisingly frantic, yet also fascinating, requiring those involved to think quickly, pass quickly and, most importantly, seek space on the fringes.

Anger grew with the outbreak of the Arab spring in 2011, not only because the Saudis (and most other Arab monarchies) saw the uprisings as a threat, but because Qatar has doggedly and generously backed the re-emergent Muslim Brotherhood in every ensuing contest, from Libya and Tunisia to Egypt and Syria.

Travellers attending a boxing match in Siam for the first time are invariably interested in observing how, prior to every combat, each contestant retires to his corner, kneels and then prays to his own paticular god for victory in the ensuing contest.

Len McCluskey, the head of Britain's biggest union, has resigned, but will stand again in the ensuing leadership contest, triggering a fight for control of Labour's most generous donor.

Nigel Farage has quit as UKIP leader after failing to be elected - although he may stand in the ensuing leadership contest.

In the ensuing primary contest, Romney's effort emphasized her gender, saying as a campaign theme, "Never before has the voice and understanding of a concerned woman been more needed".

The social welfare effect of enabling private antitrust enforcement in the presence of corruption depends on whether corrupt officials in the ensuing bribery contests favor a particular firm and if so which one and to what extent.

The findings and ensuing discussion provide contest planners useful direction for anticipating likely sales force responses to sales contests.

What I can predict, however, is that if David Cameron is prime minister again the ensuing Labour leadership contest will be just as bitter as the last, even without the Miliband sibling rivalry.

"Aidwa strongly opposes the attempts of the Haryana Government to disenfranchise a huge section of the population from contesting the ensuing panchayat elections in the state.