Sentence examples for of further contests from inspiring English sources

In addition, signalling behaviour that occurs after an encounter has ended can be very important if it reduces the costs of further contests between rivals.

Netflix was promptly sued back in December, and just announced that they've settled out of court, and will be discontinuing any further contests.

In "The Coming Together" (column, Dec. 14), William Safire writes approvingly of the Supreme Court's Faustian bargain to trade its own "serenity" to save the Republic the "tension" of "at least another month" of further legal contests over the presidential election.

Al Gore and Joe Lieberman further contest the secretary of state's certification of the electors for defendants George W. Bush and Richard Cheney as elected.

Plaintiffs further contest the State of Florida's certification of the electors for George W. Bush and Richard Cheney as being elected.

Oxford Health Plans, based in Norwalk, Conn., went further, contesting many of the lawsuit's allegations and chiding the attorney general for not having met with company officials to discuss the allegations against them.

Further contest information is available here.

They further contest reliable impairments in non-associative learning in Mecp2 Stop mice.

Conspiracy theories, Boko Haram, and the spectre of further violence are hovering over the contest between the incumbent and a former coup leader.

Further, he contests the notion that modern architects were latter-day Vandals, intent on shattering the cultural continuity of regional and urban life.

Clinton campaign officials have admitted being ill prepared for the series of contests after Feb. 5. Further evidence came this week when The Philadelphia Daily News reported that the Clinton campaign in Pennsylvania had failed to file a complete slate of delegates for that state's primary, falling 10 or 11 delegates short of the 103 delegates to be elected at the district level.