Sentence examples for refers to contest from inspiring English sources

* High content elements refers to the contents 10% above average and low contents refers to contest 10% below the average in Shanxi province.

"Whether she can, I think, depends in part on the demands of North Carolina and Indiana," Mr. Clinton said, according to The Pacific Daily News, referring to contests scheduled for May 6.

A recent article in Nexos magazine highlighted instances in Mexico where polls have been inaccurate (although it referred to contests for governor, which are harder to measure than presidential ones).

(The title refers to a contest over which guy can find the least attractive date).

The Launch refers to the contest launch.

Nonetheless, after encouraging minority students to embrace their own strength, Professor Kennedy refers to those who contest administration's failures in addressing institutional racism as "dissidents" and describes their grievances as "complaints," some of which have only a "ring of validity" and others that are just outright "dubious".

One message to a friend refers to an apparent contest with another youth late in 2011, with Martin writing: "he got mo hits cause in da 1st round he had me on da ground an I couldn't do ntn".

A great deal of the literature in this area refers to this evaluation contest.

For example, this article about the Tea Party refers to a "battle," a "contest," and one of the candidates as "a heavy favorite to beat" his opponent.

Who do you think I'm going to side with?" The personality contest refers to the debacle sparked by the Israeli Prime Minister accepting an invitation from Speaker of the House John Boehner to speak to Congress about Iran's nuclear program without first notifying the White House.

You're referring to the contest under 168?