Sentence examples for make contest from inspiring English sources

The app itself is fairly barebones, but it does make contest entry easier with one-click buttons for various actions.

Mainstream news media forms a site where groups on opposing ends of the hydraulic fracturing debate make, contest, and navigate claims regarding the risks and benefits of shale gas development.

It can even be a smell (like apple pie, because you one time had an apple pie making contest with them, for example).

A practicing Catholic, he has made contesting the concept of brain death a specialty, and has served on a Pontifical Academy of Sciences task force on the subject.

His shooting accuracy combined with his long seven-foot frame and unique shooting mechanics, such as having a release point above his head, makes contesting his jump shots very difficult.

Privert added that documenting abuses on election day and being able to follow up on them largely depends on local officials, who in many cases are directly appointed by the Haitian government, making contesting the results difficult.

Contest designers often use tools to make a contest among asymmetric contestants more even, in order to either elicit higher effort levels, or for ethical reasons.

They plan to make their contest, which was broadcast on CBS, an annual event.

But conventional statistics make the contest appear closer than it was.

Mr Smith has instead sought to make the contest about effectiveness and electability.

If she were to make a contest out of a hiding, she needed to break Li early.