Sentence examples for key contest for from inspiring English sources

But Milan is probably the key contest for Renzi.

The key considerations are whether Cook is the right man to captain the side in the World Cup and, crucially, whether he can withstand England's crazy schedule and still be at the top of his game for the Ashes, which remains the key contest for most cricket fans.

In this key contest, the "we're-too-cool-to-have-our-names-on-our-shirts" Yankees were no match for the clearly labeled National League squad.

The key contest is in Baden-Württemberg, which the CDU has governed since 1953.

And though a more low-key contest, the race for Virginia's attorney general also tipped in the Democrats favor; with 90percentt of votes reported, Democrat incumbent Mark Herring was announced as the winner.

Fortunately for him, he's heading into a rather sparse stretch of lower cost/lower key contests in February.

It also has created a special insert about the contest for key cards it is distributing to guests at hotels in 11 markets, including Manhattan and Brooklyn in New York City, Philadelphia, Washington, Detroit, Dallas, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Chicago, Houston and Oakland.

I agree: Chatter is likely to become a key differentiator in the contest for momentum in cloud computing.

Other key races include a crowded contest for the Republican Senate nomination in Georgia and a congressional race in Idaho that marks another test of the Republican establishment's efforts to curtail the influence of outside tea-party-inspired groups.

A new poll of key swing states shows a very competitive contest for President Obama and Mitt Romney in the months ahead, with the candidates tied in Ohio and Florida, and Mr. Obama leading in Pennsylvania.

In Louisiana - a key state for the Republicans to win - the contest for the Senate will go to a run-off in December after the Democratic incumbent failed to win an outright majority.