Sentence examples for ongoing contests from inspiring English sources

You are seeing ongoing contests for power — until and unless someone can forge a social contract for how communities can share power.

ONGOING CONTESTS Archon X Prize ($10 million for sequencing 100 genomes in ten days or less); Google Lunar X Prize ($20 million for landing a robot on the moon); ­Qualcomm Tricorder X Prize ($10 million for creating Star Trek device).

Many people refer to this ongoing contest as an arms race, with growing arsenals on both sides.

That sweepstakes will dovetail with an ongoing contest on the QVC network, in which announcers disclose a "lucky number" eight times a day.

By Abby Aguirre July 26 , 2017In the ongoing contest over which dystopian classic is most applicable to our time, Octavia Butler's "Parable" books may be unmatched.

To cynics, Apec is a talking shop, while Asean is an arena for an ongoing contest between China and Japan, with India on the side.

In the ongoing contest over which dystopian classic is most applicable to our time, Butler's "Parable" books may be unmatched.

THE terrorist shootings in Denmark are the latest skirmish in Europe's ongoing contest between freedom of expression and radical Islamists, and as with January's attacks in Paris, they targeted both the press and the Jewish community.

MR. KLOCK -- It will made a difference to the outcome of the election because there is an ongoing contest which is interrelated and it involves the Supreme Court's opinion.

In the ongoing contest over which dystopian classic is most applicable to our time, Kellyanne Conway made a strong case for George Orwell's "Nineteen Eighty-Four" when she used the phrase "alternative facts" and sent the novel to the top of Amazon's best-seller list.

As the detention in international water was taking place, the executive rushed through Parliament the Migration and Maritime Powers Legislation Amendment (Resolving the Asylum Legacy Caseload) Bill 2014, which continues to attest to the ongoing contest of power between the executive and the judiciary.