Sentence examples for more a contest from inspiring English sources
Consequently the empire became divided in a struggle that was less a rebellion against the established government and more a contest for the throne between equal contenders.
While the competition currently only includes six cities, and at this point it seems more a contest of cleanliness than aesthetics, there's a small part of us hoping Denver can land the title.
JoJo's stylist has flagrantly crossed that line with countless low-cut metallic, sequined, and/or bedazzled "gowns" that make the show less a contest of winning one woman's heart and more a contest of who can maintain eye contact the longest without being distracted by her hypnotizing décolletage.
And there would be more of a contest.
Little wonder their games sometimes resemble a demonstration more than a contest.
What are your views on this; should the final stage be more of a contest?
It was more of a contest between the strength of the evidence and Diallo's weakness as a witness.
Last night's game at Shea Stadium seemed more like a contest to see which reliever was the worst.
And that provides plenty of fodder for the cynics who tell us that politics is nothing more than a contest of egos or the domain of special interests.
The cricket at Edgbaston, impressive though it was, could have done with being more of a contest, to divert one from the mayhem on the streets.
But analysts and chemical industry insiders argue that the two styles of e-business are more than a contest over territory.
