Sentence examples for feverish contest from inspiring English sources

It seems worth underlining this in view of national politicians' current, feverish, contest to sound the most "tough" about reducing immigration.

Will the feverish competition in City Council contests from Flatbush to Flushing to Washington Heights inspire new civic spirit among the disaffected and the new immigrants to the city?

In an already feverish campaign contest with President Obama that has focused largely on the economy, Mr. Romney, the presumed Republican nominee, turned his attention to the issue of education.

Has feverish political competition produced wise policy or widespread pandering?

But memories are short, especially in the feverish atmosphere of a Labour leadership contest.

Outsiders are also monitoring Turkey as one of the Muslim world's rare examples of a working democracy.The election contest has been joyless if feverish, marked by huge rallies and demonstrations that suggest there will be a big voter turnout.

But the mood of the contest would not leave me, a mood of cerebral excitement, feverish and slightly sick, like a real inflammation of the brain.

It noted that few voters changed their minds during presidential races, when coverage of politics was at its most feverish, and concluded that papers were not much of a factor in electoral contests.

But this was a game as feverish and compelling as the men's title game was dreary a night earlier, a contest of staggering blows and fierce counterpunching.

With the contest for the Senate down to a handful of states, Republicans and Democrats intensified their feverish campaigns today, pouring their resources into races that polls show could be in the grasp of either party.

Construction work is feverish.