Sentence examples for made to contest from inspiring English sources

But the trends, which are based on one price level and constant exchange rates, emerge clearly.As regards percentage of world trade Britain has likewise declined badly in relation to France and Germany.What the apologists will sayI am aware of the efforts made to contest the relevance of these statistics.

It's a connection that seems tailor made to the contest in the industrial states of the Midwest and the eastern seaboard.

We've got quite a few emails, so the decision was made to open the contest up to comments as well.

It also outlines the process you should follow to contest charges made to your account.

But Mr. Ryan was not a choice made to win a popularity contest.

Because absent a guarantee that maximum effort has been made to achieve fairness, our contest could easily be mistaken for just another form of entertainment, a mere diversion.

Before the mouthwatering clash, both sets of players were made to earn their money though, contesting league, European and international matches, before their April 13 date at Goodison Park.

But Maḥmūd (reigned 998 1030) went no farther: his dynasty paid great deference to the caliphate's legitimating power, and he made no bid to contest the Būyids' role as its protectors.

2.25pm: The breakaway group doesn't bother making an effort to contest the intermediate sprint, but take the lion's share of the points on offer between them.

If you are unable to do these steps or are playing mechanically, make an effort to contest each pot, to the best of your ability, or end the session.

No matter how well the Nets executed their plays, the Bulls were able to make extra effort to contest the shots.