Sentence examples for even more contests from inspiring English sources

And we have even more contests, cash and prizes to share with you — more on that in a minute.

Polls suggest that nearly half of likely voters are still willing to change their minds, and that has created an even more unsettled contest for Republicans and Democrats alike.

But Bob Gibson is a tough and resolute man, and the unique blend of independence and pride and self-imposed isolation in his character — the distance again — will continue to serve him in the new and even more difficult contest he is engaged in.

Compared to the 2015 outing for this format – when David Cameron trotted home against an Ed Miliband who practically had Paxman vomiting in a wastepaper bin over his sheer effeminacy – this was an even more dismal contest.

The problem is true in presidential contests, and even more true in other contests, like those for governor and statewide office.

But over the weekend Mr. Bradley's message caught hold, portending an even more contentious Democratic contest in the weeks ahead.

Luis Enrique's side will be equally eager to do the double, making it two in the past three seasons and for an even more highly-charged contest than usual.

His Bayern team took possession football to new extremes and rendered domestic contests even more one-sided than before.

But the enjoyment would have been even more profound had the contest been keener.

DRIVING in Italy promises to become even more of a beauty contest.

Rise is competing for regional list votes, making the second-vote contest even more crowded on the left for Labour and the Scottish Greens.