Sentence examples for later contests from inspiring English sources

If Hillary Clinton wins in Iowa, she will be harder to stop in later contests.

Mr. Gingrich was pinning his hopes on strong showings in the later contests, including in his home state of Georgia.

A beautiful balance between early shocks and heavyweight later contests is in the eye of the beholder, I suppose.

Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York, who is focusing his campaign on later contests, had the most precipitous fall; he was the choice of 10percentt of Republican voters, down from 22percentt last month.

Certainly the failure to seriously contest many states in the south, and in particular reach out earlier to African American voters with a specifically tailored message, cost the campaign dozens of delegates that could have made later contests like New York and California look a lot more competitive.

Other insurgent presidential candidates who have won New Hampshire, like Patrick J. Buchanan, who triumphed in the Republican primary in 1996, and Paul E. Tsongas, who took the Democratic primary in 1992, were not able to convert their victories into cash windfalls rapidly enough to remain competitive in later contests.

In general, fighting experience influences the outcome of a later contest (known as the winner and loser effects) and may mediate the formation of social hierarchies where individual recognition might reduce aggression among group members (reviewed in [ 43]).

Some 50 years later these contests have evolved into a multibillion-dollar professional league.

In any case, Nixon drew his own conclusions, refusing to debate in later presidential contests.Mr Obama has no such luxury open to him.

Mr. Thompson's strategy is centered on winning the Iowa caucuses, to establish himself as a contender in later nominating contests.

"Yes We Can" preceded the wave of later primary contests and controversies surrounding the candidacy of Mr. Obama and the lengthy battle between him and Hillary Clinton.