Sentence examples for terms of contests from inspiring English sources
Sexual selection has initially been thought to occur exclusively at the precopulatory stage in terms of contests among males and female mate choice, but research over the last four decades revealed that it often continues after copulation through sperm competition and cryptic female choice.
Ferrari, whose last overall winner was in 1965 before Ford's mighty GT40 muscled them aside (and who last ran a prototype in 1973) but who have never really left in terms of contesting at the front of the GT field, are also expected to return to the top class, with chairman Luca di Montezemolo recently suggesting it was a matter of when rather than if.
She is a rising star in terms of winning contests related to fall, and has definitely earned her copy of the new anthology "On the Money: The Economy in Cartoons, 1925-2009".
Still, Clinton has gradually succeeded in altering the terms of the contest.
Rules were informal, with the participants able to negotiate the terms of the contest.
After the section had gone to press, terms of the contest changed.
In terms of a contest, spectators were entertained for about 20 minutes.
Given Argentina's approach, it would have taken a moment of inspiration to rewrite the terms of the contest.
Ma Hopwood was disqualified for her entry, "I'm just glad I finally get a grandchild," which violated the terms of the contest.
On Tuesday Labour's national executive, the body that represents the whole party, will rule on the terms of the contest.
Certainly, the terms of the contest next year just changed dramatically: who would have thought the leadership of the National party would be more of a talking point that the leadership of Labour?
