Sentence examples for visible contest from inspiring English sources

Light is ever present, and the newly visible contest between predators and prey induced an unparallelled burst of evolutionary creativity.

The Software Race If They Do Read, How Will They Do It? Perhaps the most visible contest over the future of digital publishing is the heated competition among three technology companies hoping to set the standards for publishing and reading books on screens.

Legislatively, TSCA reform is likely to be the most visible contest over the Action Agenda's goals.

Also, he said, turnout tends to be greatest in presidential elections -- a significant amount of discrimination can happen in less-visible contests, for school board, sheriff, council and other local positions.

It remains the most lucrative and visible of these contests.

CHICAGO — As Rick Santorum awaits the results of the Republican presidential primary here Tuesday that may or may not go his way, his campaign contends that it is gaining steam in the less visible – but more important – contest for delegates.

But for the young competitors, on this show even more than on the more visible "American Idol," the contest came to seem like a tacit referendum on their souls.

By many measures, Dr. Dean, who a year ago was dismissed by his opponents as little more than a vanity candidate, enters this most visible stretch of the contest as the dominant contender.

Mr. Blair has at least temporarily lost his vaunted control over party politics in the very visible case of the contest for Labor candidate in the race for the first elected mayor of London.

Considered a "blue state," Illinois is less visible in a presidential contest.

The Patriots versus the Broncos seemed like a contest between the visible world and the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.