Sentence examples for faced by the contest from inspiring English sources
We also talk about some problems and difficulties currently faced by the contest.
Only a fortnight ago, faced by persistent insults from Rome, the Elysée chose to take the high road, saying it would not enter a stupidity contest.
He said a subjective approach by mine inspectors in issuing citations and a lack of alternatives to appeals for contesting these citations was largely to blame for the backlog faced by regulators.
He noted the difficult road Cruz faces, particularly in the contests just ahead.
On the face of it, the contest is one-sided.
Hanna faced a tough contest against by Labor's Rosemary Clancy.
For different reasons, since the Brexit referendum the two parties have faced divisive leadership contests; embarrassing by-election defeats; and even – in UKIP's case – a fucking fist-fight in the European Parliament.
This is the first time that the ruling party has faced a real contest.
We allow a contest organizer to bias a contest in a discriminatory way; i.e., she can favor specific contestants by designing the contest rule in order to maximize total equilibrium effort (resp. revenue).
William Scotton faced the final delivery of the contest.
