Sentence examples for if there is a contest from inspiring English sources

Theresa May has not actually said she intends to run for the leadership if there is a contest.

If there is a contest for 85,000 places each year, there are going to be winners and losers.

To find out about your polling place or to see if there is a contest in your district, or for other questions, go to the board's Web site, http://vote.nyc.ny.us.us

He has gone from being one among many rather problematic possibilities into – Tom Watson permitting – probably the most likely next leadership challenger from the centre of the party if there is a contest.

If there is a contest, the energy secretary Ed Davey will want to stand, and he too has backers.

But "I would be involved if there is a contest".

Now, sure, if there were a contest for the ball in scrums there would be cheating.

If there were a contest, Beverly Farrar would be a serious contender for World's Most Dynamic Grandmother.

LONDON — If there were a contest for the worst weather-related suffering in Britain in the last few days, who would win?

If there was a contest for the unwanted title of the sick man of Europe in the 21st century, Italy would walk it.

Although Kerry has many excellent qualities and his children appear to be very fond of him, if there was a contest for Senator You Would Least Want to Have a Cup of Coffee With, he would be a good bet for top 10.