Sentence examples similar to achieving the competition from inspiring English sources

WARR's Pod also did well in the January Hyperloop Pod competition, achieving the top speed, then, too.

Olympic medals reward courage and discipline in achieving the greatest performance amongst their competition.

We found several critical shortcomings to tiered pricing: it is inferior to competition for achieving the lowest sustainable prices; it often involves arbitrary divisions between markets and/or countries, which can lead to very high prices for middle-income markets; and it leaves a disproportionate amount of decision-making power in the hands of sellers vis-à-vis consumers.

Although they're all different in many ways, concentration still plays a vital part when achieving the top spot in a competition.

"Stuart and I have had a few conversations and I'm clear on what we're looking to achieve in the competition.

"Stuart (Law) and I have had a few conversations and I'm clear on what we're looking to achieve in the competition.

Americas Cup  success is something he has dreamt of since childhood and no British team has achieved since the competition's inception back in 1851.

The weirdest moment of his audition was when an attractive and obviously producer-planted girl called him over in the holding room to "informally" interview him about his backstory and what he hoped to achieve in the competition.

The specificity of these similar binding sites is likely to be achieved through the competition among homologous TFs for the same binding site, which is governed by their thermodynamic equilibrium [ 48].

Riders with the aim of qualification or 'competition, achieving the best possible results' were less likely to complete the ride than riders aiming for 'training'training

The proposed methodology provides a comprehensive decision making framework for the regulator contemplating to contract out bus transit route packages through CT so as to achieve the objectives of encouraging competition, ensuring the attractiveness of the bus transit market to contesting operators and meeting commuters' expected service levels.