Sentence examples for any competition whether from inspiring English sources

During any competition, whether it's the Olympics figure-skating championship or the Miss America pageant, when it comes time for the winners to be chosen, whoever is hosting the event always speaks of the "unenviable" task facing the judges.

At the heart of any competition, whether participating or spectating, are emotional connections, something he believes his team will provide.

Unless you're actually participating in a pro gaming competition, whether you win or lose won't affect you personally in any way unless you let it.

And that competition, whether athletic, artistic or financial, does seem to be about genetic display.

What he said he missed was the competition, whether on tour or at home with friends.

Such competition, whether it involves direct conflict between males, or showing off to females, is not cost-free.

There is no plan, for instance, to inject a new element of competition, whether between insurers or suppliers of health care.

I think this is one reason that it's so important to have real competition, whether from foreign companies or from small start-ups.

"I know everybody says that, but that's how I always approach every competition, whether it's the X Games or the Olympics or something else.

If not, there will be no chance to assess, in head-to-head competition, whether the private sector or the government program performs better.

Some markets would still not be open to competition, whether from home or abroad, either because as natural monopolies they could not support more than one supplier, or because entrenched monopolies and oligopolies would keep competitors out.