Sentence examples for type of contest from inspiring English sources
Not completely, and not even close to physical readiness for this type of contest.
Politically, it's both one of its more polarised and one of its most finely-balanced, depending on the type of contest being fought.
It was shaping up to be a dream game, one of their best performances of the season, the type of contest that could propel a team to something special.
Mendoza (3-1) seemed to be tiring, and this game appeared destined to become a battle of the bullpens in the late innings, the type of contest the Yankees were not equipped to win.
As the Nets' game with the Knicks deteriorated into that type of contest down the stretch last night, Coach Lawrence Frank looked on from the sideline, tie askew, jacket floating off his shoulders, and he saw beauty in this the way only a mother or a coach could.
"Poland will be a tough match, particularly in Warsaw, but it's exactly the type of contest we will need to overcome in the Euro Championship qualifiers.
One contest can correspond to an educational competition while the other can represent competition in sports.b Since the total amount of effort that can be made by players is bounded from above, the maximum amount cannot be exerted for both type of contests.
A possible proximate mechanism accounting for the consistent employment of particular behavioral tactics by vertebrate individuals involves patterns of cerebral lateralization, which can influence the effectiveness of different types of contest behavior (Arnott and Elwood 2009; Arnott et al. 2011).
Mr. Lee, a veteran of these types of contests, said the changes Chase made on Dec. 9 had made it much more difficult to continue attracting votes.
If the parties were to design a system from scratch, there is no way that we would end up with the current fifty-state patchwork of rules and types of contests.
Although Senate races behave more idiosyncratically than some other types of contests — local factors and candidate quality play an important role — one party has won the vast majority of tossup races in each of the past four election cycles.
