Sentence examples for strong contests from inspiring English sources

A quarter of the state's 53-member delegation to Washington could be newcomers in the new Congress, analysts said, the result of at least 6 members retiring and strong contests in 10 other districts.

"So it should be another good, strong contest".

Poor efforts three times out of four since his return to action in November and it was not a strong contest he won at Newbury in December.

This included large photo spreads, stories of sex and violence, advice columns, lots of gossip, strong opinions, contests and comic strips.

His understanding of defensive footwork and angles is perhaps best described as Varejao-ian, though Ayon seems to put more of a premium on strong shot contests than positional charge-drawing.

When CBS televised the first World's Strongest Man contest from Universal Studios, in 1977, the competitors all came from other sports.

Arktos and Walker run to their new toys and handle them like a couple of competitors in the World's Strongest Man contest.

The winner of Britain's Strongest Man contest in 2002, Marc Iliffe, lives in the town.

However, the effect was rather weak and disappeared in the multivariate pDFA, which took interindividual variation into account, indicating that there is broad overlap within individuals in the acoustic structure of hiccups given in response to predators and those given in response to aggression or spontaneously in the context of strong within group contest competition for food.

But his aides acknowledge that Mr. Adelson's support will be critical to his ability to seriously challenge Mr. Romney, who appeared to be in a strong position for contests in several states this month.

Employers have a strong incentive to contest the calims because their costs rise according to the number of employees who draw benefits.