Sentence examples for example of the contest from inspiring English sources

The court system serves as a prime example of the contest for a postwar Syria.

On college campuses, they were de rigueur, and, says Boyer, worn until they fell apart and had to be held together with duct tape (a prime example of the endurance contest that prepsters subject their clothes to).

Precedent: The 2000 Republican race is the best example of a contest in which the front-runner, George W. Bush, lost a couple of early states but was perhaps never in any real danger of losing the nomination.

For example, in one of the contests, we ran a drawing by Mick Stevens that showed a man in jail; his cellmate was an angel.

High-score lists for sales staff, for example, have been around for decades, as have employee-of-the-month contests.

This is not merely another example of the kind of whisker-close political contest that has become a regular part of the American political landscape since the 2000 presidential race.

Good example of the messy way that politics often outweighs technology in defense contracting: the contest to provide a new air-to-air missile for the Eurofighter program.

Below, some ideas: Examples of Hyper-Local Learning Through Photo Projects The contest challenges teens to respond to this open-ended question: What does America look like to young people today?

Such is the adrenaline of the contest.

Data of the contest covers years from 1994 to 2007.

We consider the effects of division of the contest.