Sentence examples similar to observing contests from inspiring English sources

Despite his campaign's vision of breaking even with the Romney campaign by May, strategists observing the contest doubt that Mr. Santorum will even be able to deprive Mr. Romney of the majority of delegates he needs to secure the nomination.

The crowd at the racetrack observing the contest as it unfolds before them.

What is surprising, however, is what the researchers found when they observed territorial contests.

As he observed, his contest with Clinton was over.

Observing that the contest provisions vest broad discretion in the circuit judge to "provide any relief appropriate under such circumstances," Fla. Stat.

"Caucus" offered an evenhanded look at the Iowa contest by observing candidates rather than opining about them.

This stands in stark contrast to the robust overbidding observed in experimental contests with deterministic group size.

It has long been observed that dominance contests, sometimes violent, occur more frequently among young men, leading researchers to term this phenomenon the 'young male syndrome' in which single young men are prone to risk taking and confrontational disputes to compete for potential mates (Wilson and Daly 1985).

Observing that "people are having contests to see how much they can be like Donald Trump," and "we're eating worms for money," he declares that TV is "making us mean, it's making us bitchy, it's making us cheap punks — that's not who we are".

This paper considers a contest setting in which a challenger chooses between one of two contests to enter after observing the level of defense at each.

Under changes introduced in Napa, the public was invited to observe how the contest operated.