Sentence examples for a competition are from inspiring English sources

The biophysical processes that lead to the cellular reorientation resulting from such a competition are not clear yet.

There is always the question of whether more viewers are recording "Idol" this season to watch later in the week - though, in general, the ratings for reality shows built around a competition are less influenced by playback on DVRs.

This format relieves the host — here it's Clive Pearse of HGTV's "Designed to Sell" — of having to mess around, Ryan Seacrestostyle, to keep the suspense alive as the obvious keepers in a competition are not cut.

Eight bores (two of them, Phyllis and Ada, named by The Economist's deputy editor in a competition) are whirring beneath London's West End and the City to hollow out the central portion of a railway stretching from Heathrow airport in the west to Docklands and beyond in the east.

The odds of doing well in a competition are, if you are really prepared, I would say, around 80percentt.

Although marijuana is on the World Anti-Doping Agency's Prohibited List, the advantages it can offer athletes during a competition are, by WADA's own admission, limited to "better focus" and "diminished stress". .

For the audience, too, a competition is an odd experience.

It's just a competition, isn't it?

A: Competition is a beautiful thing.

This is not a competition is it?

In fact, to call it a competition was slightly misleading.