Sentence examples for future contest from inspiring English sources

And I wondered how many more essays about such wars will become future contest entries.

That Tory MPs are considering their options in a future contest is beyond doubt: the polls alone have fuelled such speculation.

(The latter of these two, of course, is also a runner-up in our future contest "Summarize the plot of 'Avatar.' ") But many participants interpreted the challenge differently, and decided to tweet as the earth itself.

Some Republicans suggest that Mr. Schundler' is less interested in this November's race than in some future contest, like next year's Senate race, and that a primary fight would help him solidify his base and build statewide name recognition.

Mr Farron, whom many Lib Dem members would prefer to see as leader, set out his stall for a future contest by calling for a "new consensus" in politics – in a clear attempt to distance the party from the Tories and leave the door open to talks with Labour.

This explanation is much favoured among gleeful hardcore Brownites, frustrated regicides seeking to find someone else to blame for their repeated failures to bring down the prime minister, and potential rivals to the foreign secretary in a future contest for the Labour leadership.

Future contests, however, will be a different story.

So the non-Mormon vote total may have more predictive power when applied to future contests.

They have said they are ready for the attacks in future contests.

But it raises the stakes in future contests over who will interpret it.

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