Sentence examples for Long competitions from inspiring English sources

"Honestly, I don't think so: there are huge differences between the squads of big teams and the others and in long competitions that kind of achievement is very difficult," he says.

To cope, Australian industry needs to start "heat-proofing" its operations and sporting authorities need to rethink when and for how long competitions are played outside, says Elizabeth Hanna, president of health sector organisation, the Climate and Heath Alliance, and a researcher at the Australian National University.

One of about 30 built, it has a long competition history.

A spokesman for Lockheed Martin, Joe Stout, said today that "after this long competition and this long period of negotiations, we're very pleased that Chile has taken this step".

The cliché is that a tournament is a long competition; you start with caution and work your way to a higher pitch of form when it matters most.

Rehearsals were long, competition was serious, and academic distractions like essays or supervisions were no excuse when the necessary business of the play was in hand.

The activity on the eve of the final contests in Montana and South Dakota left little doubt on both sides that the long competition was coming to an end.

"When that's taken care of, I'd like to take my bags and go someplace with a beautiful view, someplace quiet, like a tall mountain or a big ocean, to relax from the pressure of a long competition".

He worries about America's resoluteness in a long competition with China, already sees a "drift to antagonism" and fears it could lead to a war that might turn nuclear.

It's a long, long competition".

And in the long competition between the Scorpions and the police, it was the police who won.