Sentence examples for overt contest from inspiring English sources
She associates this view with Margaret Thatcher's politics: does she think that competition always implies overt contest?
Yet reading the words "struggle," and "survival" in evolutionary writings, many audiences associated them with war, meritocratic contests, and competition in the marketplace, all of which involve overt and deliberate effort to kill, defeat, humiliate, or dismantle the operations of the opponent.
In five contests without a clear winner, there was no overt aggression and the males either courted each other continuously or failed to make contact.
RACIAL DOG WHISTLES – With the contest going to South Carolina, some of the candidates are becoming more overt in exploiting the nation's racial divide to gin up votes.
Although the campaigns will try to avoid any overt reference to race, both camps know that it is the principal subtext of the contest, and that being part of what Cornyn's spokesman Dave Beckwith once referred to as "a racial-quota system" can hurt Kirk as much as being seen as a Clinton crony.
But no matter how much Miss World says it is adapting and stripping out the overt sexism, it cannot escape the fact that a beauty pageant is, in essence, an elaborate public fuckability contest.
The overt discussion of race could complicate an already vexing political terrain among white and black voters in South Carolina, particularly in a three-way contest.
