Sentence examples for vigorous contest from inspiring English sources

But as the match went on he penalised them harshly and England profited Breakdown Will allow a relatively vigorous contest for possession, which England should also enjoy.

It was the Hinckley family's prosperity that allowed it to hire Williams and Connolly, whose aggressive advocacy, along with that of the prosecution, helped make the trial a vigorous contest.

Party leaders say that a vigorous contest here will produce a stronger nominee for the party, and that ceding this ground to Mr. Perry could give the Texan a path to further victories, like in South Carolina, which votes after New Hampshire.

If reality television can be said to have an auteur at the moment, it is surely the Bravo channel itself, purveyor of the idea that creativity is born neither in solitude nor in serendipity but in the bloody spirit of vigorous contest.

Labour holds the seat with a 10,134-vote majority but faces a vigorous contest from the SNP leader and first minister, Alex Salmond, who will be seeking revenge after he failed to win the Glenrothes byelection from Labour a year ago.

Klenau's corps managed to retake both Essling and Aspern, without the same vigorous contest that had occurred two months earlier.

One of them, it is increasingly clear, is that there is a vigorous contest-within-the-contest for support among the crucial block of conservative voters that put Mr. Schundler over the top last time.

O'Neill: Well through our vigorous contesting of these allegations, we've learned that there are numerous issues that can raise a horse's TCO2 levels be it the weather that day, be it the gender of the horse, be it the sweat, if the horse sweats too much.

When a religious community feels that a certain kind of scholarship undermines its truth claims, the proper response is critical inquiry and, when justified, a vigorous contesting of this scholarship with reasoned argument and alternative readings.

She vigorously contests that.

I wrote in July that I thought it was a mistake for Mr. Romney's campaign not to make a more vigorous effort to contest Pennsylvania.