Sentence examples for subsequent contests from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton told an audience that the Wisconsin primary and subsequent contests were "a chance for all of you here to help take our country back".

That pattern will not be repeated in most of their subsequent contests, simply because most states exclude independents from primary elections.

If, as in Iowa, he doubles his showing in 2008 (8 percent of the vote), that can probably be a predictor of better performances in subsequent contests.

But campaign officials said they had changed course to assure as potent a victory there as possible so that if Mr. Bush lost in New Hampshire, it would not appear that his support was eroding in states with subsequent contests.

Mr. Gephardt's aides say they will have enough money to compete through the Feb. 7 primary, but acknowledge that they will need a large infusion of donations to carry them through the subsequent contests.

If Mr. Romney's victory instead appeared to result from groups like Cuban Americans that have more presence in Florida than in other states, Mr. Gingrich might make a credible claim toward being poised to rebound in subsequent contests.

The subsequent contest was devoid of issues, Harrison winning on the basis of incessant electioneering by his supporters in the "log cabin" campaign.

The hunter Max, shaken by his poor performance in a shooting contest, yields to temptation and decides he must have magic bullets for a subsequent contest, which he must win if he is to marry his beloved Agathe.

My analysis in this regard is bolstered in situations, as here, where there was an initial protest filed in a county pursuant to section 102.166 and a subsequent contest of that same county's return pursuant to section 102.168.

Davis was sidelined in the subsequent contest.

Murphy, Boyaack and Neil Findlay stood in the subsequent contest, with Murphy elected as Lamont's successor.