Sentence examples for central competition from inspiring English sources

"The central competition in shot-making would be unaffected by Martin's accommodation," Judge William Canby wrote.

The next day they managed two hits in seven innings off quintessential journeyman Rodrigo Lopez, and so much for momentum as they began a 19-game stretch against A.L. Central competition.

Especially in its central competition – pitcher vs. hitter, facing off at just over 60 feet [18m], it mirrors the drama and heroism of a gunslinger's duel at high noon.

And this, too, is an embarrassment, since, however central competition may be to the free-enterprise system we live in, to cop to it personally and speak of it nakedly is very unflattering (athletic competition being the exception that proves the rule).

That's good for the environment and consumers, but probably frustrating for E.V. engineers, as their central competition — internal-combustion engines — is better funded, improving quickly, and supported by a hundred and sixty-eight thousand quick-charge spots known as gas stations.

The Venice selection is also influenced by its central competition strand – which Toronto lacks, although they are innovating this year with a new, juried sidebar – and so can focus its efforts on including classy arthouse films which won't be crowded out by the more commercial titles.

An Ulster Council statement said that the GAA's Central Competitions Control Committee will "view the referee's report and any action will arise from the findings".

The GAA's Central Competitions Control Committee has been deliberating on the scenes which led to negative headlines for the association.

Karzai told Edelman that Iran was trying to sabotage Afghanistan's development to prevent it from becoming an important regional transit hub, and to protect its natural gas exports to India and Pakistan from central Asian competition.

Rodgers has rebuilt around the Suárez void, increased creativity and energy in the final third through Adam Lallana and Lazar Markovic, added Emre Can's strength to central midfield, competition for Glen Johnson's right-back role in Javier Manquillo, a different option up front in Rickie Lambert and, most importantly, a more authoritative presence at centre-half in Dejan Lovren.

In north-central Nigeria, competition between local farming communities and nomadic herdsmen has led to an escalation of communal violence.