Sentence examples for vital contests from inspiring English sources

But efforts to curb the amount any one individual or entity can spend on these vital contests have been going on since the Tillman Act of 1907.

Ibrox will be the scene of a vital contest, something alive and seething, but that is also capable of becoming engulfed by a looser hatred; one that lacks any kind of restraining perspective.

This worked in both states, with both Bush brothers winning handsomely on Tuesday; but it made no difference in the most vital contest, the governor's race in California, where two-thirds of registered Latino voters are now Democrats.

How many head coaches would have allowed a player who had conceded possession more than 50 times to stay on the pitch for the whole two hours of such a vital contest?

This is a vital contest in its own right because it gives England a chance to make up for the disappointing series draw in New Zealand and rediscover their 'A game'.

Too often we've measured our electoral success based on winning states for the presidency or control of the U.S. Senate, while overlooking vital the contests further down the ballot.

ASIA: Freshly appointed managers pitched into vital World Cup elimination contests are everywhere.

It would seem that somewhere in the Republican presidential contests this vital issue would gain some recognition, especially as the candidates trot out to farms and fields in heartland states to pursue support of agricultural and related industry interests.

"Public confidence in the authenticity and integrity of the sporting contest is vital for the well being of any sport, and cricket is no different".

Slowly but surely, though, the campaign has tightened, and it is now anybody's race.The contest is vital to the Democratic Party's long-shot effort to recapture the Senate.

Paradoxically, as a profit-driven organisation that must reflect the values of our sexist society, Facebook offers gender activists a vital chance to confront, contest and change permissive attitudes to violence against women.