Sentence examples for arduous competition from inspiring English sources
In 1998, at the Ironman Triathlon World Championship, the arduous competition in Hawaii that involves a 2.4-mile swim, a 112-mile bike course and a 26.2-mile run, Mr. Fink finished second in his age group and in the top 20 over all.
Considered alongside the deaths of 12 riders worldwide over the past year and a half, his crash has reignited a fierce debate over whether the risks involved with the equestrian discipline known as eventing — an arduous three-phase competition — have become too great.
Genial, freespending and vast in number, they have followed the great romantic narrative that helped build the young competition's reputation: Munster's long, arduous pursuit of the trophy through a succession of heartbreaking near-misses before finally winning it in 2006.
In more practical terms, as van Gunsteren puts it, finding peers in the same field of expertise both with no connection and in no competition with a given author could be an arduous task.
The attempt by the United States to repeat as Olympic champion in women's soccer, already made difficult by an arduous schedule, was further threatened yesterday when Michelle Akers announced her retirement from international competition, saying she would not participate in next month's Games in Sydney, Australia.
But there remains hope for a deal that would spare Google the arduous court orders and huge fines once imposed on Microsoft, another U.S. technology titan that ran afoul of European competition laws more than a decade ago.
Furthermore, some journalists indicated that the requirement of having them submit their best sexuality-related work was an arduous task compared to APHRC simply keeping track of their stories and selecting whichever they found to be appropriate for the competition.
The conditions were arduous.
Economists 12. Arduous 13.
