Sentence examples for a competition can be from inspiring English sources

However great a drain a competition can be on a firm's finances and personnel, Mr. Eisenman said that he enjoys the fight, that it kept him in good form and in the game.

The exercise of forming a business plan and presenting it in a competition can be an eye-opening experience--and one that can help you make important contacts.

Performance on any single testing session, particularly in proximity to a competition, can be influenced by a number of factors, including the acute effects of recent sparring, rapid weight loss and dehydration, pre-bout anxiety, and suboptimal effort.

A little competition can be very motivating, but don't try to become as competitive as contestants on The Biggest Loser or you'll seriously hurt yourself.

After all, losses, even in a fair competition, can be harmful.

More so than any other venue in golf these finishes are as contrived as a true competition can be.

A category within the Rules of Golf called a condition of competition can be adopted for specific events without affecting everyday play.

Stability may be a virtue, but competition can be even better.

As a result, livestock wildlife competition can be seen as occurring with any degree of dietary or habitat overlap.

In this connection, many of the developed and developing countries have come to realize that postal services often operate within a commercial market where competition can be fierce and efficiency is the watchword.

In an era of information overload, choice (i.e competition) can be a burden and consumers may very well prefer the efficiency of a single option.