Sentence examples for wave of contests from inspiring English sources
Popular reality shows indeed provide a way to understand the logic behind a new wave of contests in technological innovation.
Still, the results were expected to do little to settle the muddle in the delegate race that resulted after the wave of contests last Tuesday in which the two candidates split up states from coast to coast.
While Mr. Obama holds an advantage here — one of the reasons Mrs. Clinton flew to California on Tuesday — the contest remains competitive, its outcome an important prelude to a nationwide wave of contests on Feb. 5.
While the fast food and retail industries have traditionally encountered the highest percentage of labor-related litigation, tech startups — particularly those that provide goods and services on-demand — could be part of the next wave of businesses contesting class action lawsuits.
"Yes We Can" preceded the wave of later primary contests and controversies surrounding the candidacy of Mr. Obama and the lengthy battle between him and Hillary Clinton.
Just a few minutes later, he nabbed one of his highest-scoring waves of the contest, a speedy wall on which he bent his sinuous 6-foot-3 frame into a series of powerful hacks and floaters and an aerial.
The sun as a source of pleasure and revitalisation became fully realised in the surf culture, which flourished on the wave of consumerism and bikini contests in the 1920s and 1930s.
Meanwhile, Shargh, a reformist paper, lyrically foresees "a wave of hope rising" when the contest for the 290-seat majlis is over - even after the disqualification of hundreds of reformist candidates.
Beyond the big story of the 2014 elections -- a wave of Republican victories that swept across contests for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House and Governor nationwide -- pollsters face some difficult questions: Public polls consistently understated Republican candidates in almost every contested statewide race, including an usually high number of remarkably large polling misses.
However, unlike the partisan tidal waves that characterized the previous three elections, individual efforts are likely to weigh heavily in the outcomes of dozens of contests this year.
