Sentence examples for in particular contests from inspiring English sources

A recent study in British Columbia concluded that it has increased turnout in some elections, but when other factors such as the closeness of the race and a spike in interest in particular contests are taken into account, internet voting does not generally cause non-voters to participate.

Still, the problem for Mr. McCall is that an affable approach that might be effective in another election year might not work in this particular contest.

The Newmarket trainer would often have a Group horse masquerading as a handicapper in this particular contest.

In this particular contest, he said, independent voters who were married and not Hispanic and were living in certain Congressional districts had "very high persuadability scores".

In this particular contest between ecosystem restorer and animal defender, it's pointless to expect "fair and balanced" when one of the players is deeply unbalanced and refuses to take his Xanax.

He and Raymond have the same number of stars, but Roux has munched on more overcooked fondants in the company of professional pudding-fancier Gregg Wallace, which might just give him the edge in this particular contest.

Spend a little time looking at why humanity did so poorly in this particular contest, and an embarrassing truth emerges.

Monty has been fortunate in that there are many more right-handers in the Pakistan team than there are left, so that gives him a head start over Swann in this particular contest.

In this particular contest, the individuals behind these projects will have four minutes to present their ideas to the judges and audience and conduct a live demo of the robot.

In this particular contest between virtue and vice, however, neither is especially compelling.

And it was a national election with deep emotions and many local races had little to do with who was running in that particular contest.