Sentence examples for need to contest from inspiring English sources

No need to contest them, just throw them out.

As a team worker, Andreu gets few chances to ride for individual victory because he must remain near Armstrong, who has no need to contest a final sprint and no chance to jump into a breakaway.

According to Speight et al. (2013, p.124), 'there is no need to contest the curriculum if it is understood as a learning space without a beginning or end, and if all learning within higher education is seen as preparation for varied and unknown futures'.

In any case, they wouldn't have needed to contest their boundless hunting grounds.

The party needs to contest the argument about change – to set out that there are two different approaches to the role of government, to the political response to an economic downturn and the broader politics of fairness and opportunity.

Advocates insist that we need to be able to contest any "near peer" rival.

This is not to contest the need to balance current public spending and current revenues over the economic cycle.

Our study highlights the need to place contest studies in an ecological context if we are to understand how variation in contest behavior evolves.

Yet, it is still unclear how much weight the critics' views will ultimately have because the commission needs evidence, not public outcry, to contest a deal in court on the groud that it would quell competition.

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We, CrunchGear, need to win this contest so that we can give one of you the game.