Sentence examples for represented a contest from inspiring English sources
Britain was challenged again by France under Napoleon, in a struggle that, unlike previous wars, represented a contest of ideologies between the two nations.
In PC terms FDR's New Deal represented a decade of contest between an ambitious public sector and a dazed private sector.
The race is seen as significant because it represents a local contest between two opponents with some degree of might behind them.
The contest represented a classic ideological confrontation between the left and the center of the Democratic Party.
She said it was wrong to claim that the Miliband contest represented a battle between the party left and right.
Though yesterday's 10-furlong contest represented a drop in class which he started 5-4 favourito to win, he completed his task with such conspicuous enthusiasm it took rider Kevin Manning some time to anchor him after the finish.
But his strong finish in Florida, which drew more voters than the first three contests combined, represented an extraordinary turnaround for his prospects to win the nomination.
The contest, Mr. Faida said, represented an attempt to build out the community of Adblock Plus users.
Many scientists and policy experts say the lack of a serious discussion of climate change in the presidential contest represents a lost opportunity to engage the public and to signal to the rest of the world American intentions for dealing with what is, by definition, a global problem that requires global cooperation.
The chosen winners of the contest represent a diverse group of individuals who want to provide viewers with a more thorough picture of the conventions and tackle the issues that citizens care about most.
Still, seven out of eight victories in recent contests represent a coup for the Sanders campaign, which has lately been forced to fend off suggestions its candidate should drop out to allow Clinton a better chance to beat the Republican nominee in a general election.
