Sentence examples for a straightforward competition from inspiring English sources

When Pakistan face hosts Sri Lanka in a Twenty20 international today one spectator in particular in the Hambantota stadium will be hoping for a straightforward competition in which the best team wins.

He thought when he was one of 20 contemporary artists invited to submit ideas for the plinth that it was a straightforward competition and the winner would be installed permanently.

What used to be a relatively straightforward competition between Google and Microsoft (with OpenStreetMap and a few other smaller players standing on the sidelines) will likely become a far more complex scenario now that Apple is likely to reveal its own solution at its WWDC later this month.

As the correct determinations of affinities in this range are not straightforward, competition biosensor techniques and KinExA methods were both applied and compared.

The first is very straightforward: competition is not good for competitors but it is good for consumers.

Our original intuition was that the MGC would achieve ratio recognition by straightforward competition in terms of the firing rate of populations of LNs which could have equivalently been expressed in a rate model.

Social niches that are 'red in tooth and claw', involving straightforward competition or predation are usually taken to be the default case and require no special explanation (pace Roughgarden 2009).

The 4-fold improvement in affinity for cNPF1 over those of linear peptides also allowed the development of a straightforward fluorescence polarization competition assay.

A straightforward computation shows that.

"Then you would have a straightforward, easily understood product with lots of competition," Mr. West said.

His pupils, mostly in their 20s or 30s, are taught a straightforward system of bidding and play, and competition, though fierce, is deliberately friendly.