Sentence examples for fewer contests from inspiring English sources

In the fall of 1905, at least 18 players died during or immediately after football games — and there were far fewer contests than now.

For many years, the June date made California a kingmaker in both parties, as presidential candidates methodically worked their way West in a primary system that involved far fewer contests than today.

For example, some players might accumulate more points from appearing in many Ryder Cups over a period when there is less competition, while others might shine brightly in fewer contests before having their careers cut short.

Some 2o16 candidates aren't happy about having fewer debates, with the presumption that having fewer contests will favor the widely known front-runner, Hillary Clinton.  .

But the next few contests heavily favour Mr Romney.

USA Today asks: "what are the last few contests for?

More than a few contests have turned into life and death struggles.

I entered a few contests, and at Equinox I took a course to earn my certification in personal training.

Democrats got more votes nationally in House races, and the tax increase for the rich was an issue in very few contests.

Tina Thompson and Katie Smith have combined for nearly 14,000 points and close to a thousand W.N.B.A. games, but they have only a few contests left before retiring.

After those few contests, March 7 arrives like a windstorm with a dozen primaries including those in Maryland, Ohio, Missouri and California, as well as New York.