real contest

Examples (10)

• After a slow start, the game finally turned into a real contest in the second half.
• The primary election has become a real contest, with three candidates now polling neck and neck.
• With both champions at their peak, tomorrow's final is expected to be a real contest.
• It wouldn't be a real contest if one team was so obviously superior.
• The two tech giants are so evenly matched that the battle for market supremacy should be a real contest.
• Watching a real contest is far more exciting than seeing a one-sided victory.
• Last year's championship wasn't a real contest; the winners dominated from the very beginning.
• For the first time in years, the local election offers voters a real contest of ideas and policies.
• "That was a real contest! I was on the edge of my seat the whole time," she exclaimed.
• As smaller companies innovate, the fight for consumer attention is evolving into a real contest.