Sentence examples for of such contests from inspiring English sources

In Bush's analysis of such contests, "there's kind of a general pattern".

Companies pay the site $50,000 to be the host of such contests.

Miss Nalepa had heard of such contests and of others held at local theatres but hadn't ever entered one before.

Labour had lost a string of such contests; it had a highly inexperienced candidate; and yet, to general amazement, the party won Glenrothes comfortably.

Sessions' support will also give Trump a boost in Alabama's primary, which is part of this week's Super Tuesday spate of such contests.

The sponsors of such contests could find themselves in trouble if participants insulted a competitor or made unsubstantiated claims about products, said Sam Bayard, assistant director of the Citizen Media Law Project.

To presume a want of motives for such contests, as an argument against their existence, would be to forget that men are ambitious, vindictive and rapacious.

The development of a basic logical vocabulary for such contests indicates some reflection upon the patterns of argumentation.

Besides the 15,000 who attended in person, the online live audience for the Orlando tournament peaked at more than 181,000 people in 163 countries.MLG is only one of a number of firms offering such contests.

In those species of Heliconius where such contests have been studied, larger males have an advantage, because they are heavier and their wings produce stronger air currents to deflect smaller males.

Elections are looming in each of these countries, and though such contests are supposed to be the embodiment of democracy, they often presage harsh crackdowns.