Sentence examples for possible contests from inspiring English sources

Calzaghe has also been linked with a fight against Taylor, as well as possible contests against light-heavyweights Chad Dawson and Glen Johnson if he fights on, and Froch's promoter Mick Hennessy has said he is ready to make a big-money offer to Calzaghe to face his fighter in what could be a massive domestic attraction.

Abbott said Labour needed the "broadest possible" contest as it debated the future of the party after this month's general election defeat.

As the Democratic primary enters its final stages, one possible contest remains in which there are no opinion polls or past results to guide those looking for clues to the outcome.

However, McCloskey's manager McNicholl said that neither he nor the fighter had been approached about a possible contest with the Australian.

And while shape of the glans didn't rank high on the list, it apparently wasn't completely off the radar of these women, which introduces an interesting new dimension for possible barroom contests; Brooklyn already has a smallest dick contest, but where's "Brooklyn's most beautiful glans"?

An while shape of the glans didn't rank high on the list, it apparently wasn't completely off the radar of these women, which introduces an interesting new dimension for possible barroom contests; Brooklyn already has a smallest dick contest, but where's "Brooklyn's most beautiful glans"?

Out of a possible two hundred and eighty contests leading up to his win in No. 281, the Bureau of Cartoon Caption Contest Statistics reports that he entered only a hundred and seven, which puts him in five hundred and sixty-ninth place out of 502,416 unique entrants, who have submitted a total of 1,595,506 captions.

GAZA — The Palestinian militant group Hamas announced Saturday that its political leader, Khaled Meshal, would not seek re-election, opening the door to a possible leadership contest and adding to the uncertainty enveloping Hamas at a time of regional turmoil.

"It is therefore with very great sadness that I have decided it is simply not possible to contest the next election and still promise the kind of service that my constituents have rightly grown to expect.

CNBC's David Faber reported this morning that activist investor Nelson Peltz, chairman of Triarc, continues to buy up shares of Heinz in advance of a possible proxy contest against the board.

WILL NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION The Palestinian militant group Hamas announced that its political leader, Khaled Meshal, would not seek re-election, opening the door to a possible leadership contest and adding to the uncertainty enveloping Hamas at a time of regional turmoil.