Sentence examples for framing the contest from inspiring English sources
The poll results underscore how important framing the contest could be to the outcome.
His campaign looked to the results on Tuesday as an opportunity to begin framing the contest ahead.
Framing the contest as a de facto plebiscite on independence, Mas led the Junts pel Sí ("Together for Yes") alliance that won 62 of the 135 seats in the Catalan parliament.
This serves two purposes for the Tories: first by framing the contest as a Tory tax cutting versus Labour higher spending clash and, second, by casting Labour as unfriendly to business.
But Mr. Turner has framing the contest as a chance for voters to rebuke Mr. Obama for what Mr. Turner considers the president's ineffectual handling of the economy and his lukewarm support of Israel, and Mr. Weprin appears to have compounded his challenges by running what members of his own party acknowledge has been a weak campaign.
Democratic incumbents who have kept their races close in red or purple states have done so in part by refocusing campaigns on local concerns and women's health and/or economic issues, and framing the contests as a straight choice between two contenders.
From the start of the 2017 election campaign Corbyn framed the contest in the language of progressive populism.
The 24/7 news cycle and the proliferation of blogs as a means of disseminating information (both factual and erroneous) framed the contest as both campaigns attempted to control the narrative.
Some framed the contest as a matchup of brains versus brawn, as nonscholarship Cornell became the first Ivy League team to advance to the Round of 16 since Penn in 1979.
Turnbull has framed the contest as a choice between him or Bill Shorten, claiming his economic policies would result in higher taxes, fewer jobs, lower wages and less economic growth.
