Sentence examples for violent contest from inspiring English sources
In an inherently violent contest, how much protection should athletes be provided with?
But for ten years Tyler has tried, pushing himself deep into the ever evolving but durably violent contest for Afghanistan.
Even more daunting, the violent contest for power and legitimacy between Taliban militants and Pakistan's government is in many ways a struggle over Pakistan's national identity — and, particularly, over whether the present government is righteously Islamic enough.
As the West learns the limits of force, it is Muslims, not foreign soldiers, who will defeat al-Qaeda.Yet foreigners do still have a role to play in what is, at its core, a violent contest within Islam.
The size difference implies generations of violent contest for access to sexual partners, with a majority of males losing out, producing few kids, and a small number of hulking bullies fathering many.
Prime Minister Ayad Allawi, reinforcing his reputation as a man ready to deal harshly with his adversaries, flew into the embattled city of Najaf on Sunday and said that there would be "no negotiations or truce" that would spare rebel fighters from American and Iraqi forces who have been waging a violent contest for control of the city's heart.
Walpole won the general election of 1734, which had given rise to many violent contests and a resurgence of the old bitterness about excise, but his growing unpopularity was underlined by the loss of many seats in the large seaports and heavily populated counties.
Tens of thousands of people of all classes including members of the Royal Family (such as the Prince Regent), statesmen and famous playwrights would visit Crawley Down or Copthorne Common to watch and bet on extremely violent contests which could last for hours; the George was invariably used as the base from which to visit these illegal bouts.
This is exactly how Videla wanted to be remembered — as a warrior in a violent political contest.
There were violent sporting contests, from tugs-of-war to free-form football matches.
Saudi politics today are no longer a simple contest between violent Islamist extremists and the monarchy.
