Sentence examples for children competition from inspiring English sources

In recent years Sesame Street has faced societal and economic challenges, including changes in viewing habits of young children, competition from other shows, the development of cable television, and a drop in ratings.

The financial incentive undoubtedly helped to draw almost 1,000 teens to the World Fit for Children competition, but money wasn't the only appeal.

Any father can spin the Wacky Wheel of Dad Dares, which will include a parent-child competition to see who can eat three cockroaches the fastest.

Films entered in the children's competition were judged by a panel of children, all members of the Children's Film Society of Bangladesh and most of them child actors.

Sang Yop Kang, "Game of Thrones": Corporate Governance Issues of Children's Competition in Family Corporations, 15 Berkeley Bus.

I'd rather take my chances with the parents who fill the fields and gyms year round teaching their children sportsmanship, competition and fair play.

For the children's competition, Christopher Borger, a 12-year-old seventh grader from Wantagh, Long Island, beat out the Jr. Emperorz, an athletic troupe of dancers from New Jersey.

"I learned how to deal with the public, with people of different ages and from different social levels," said Rayan al-Khilewi, who emceed the group's children's competition on facts about the prophet.

Once the first generation of liberated entrepreneurs has made its money, the initial meritocracy is replaced by a new elite, which insulates its children from competition by inheritance and the best education money can buy.

When Phiona travelled outside Uganda for the first time, it was for a regional children's competition in South Sudan in 2009, with 16 African nations taking part.

The Abzorbaloff was also incorporated into the episode by necessity, as it was the winner of a Blue Peter children's competition to design a Doctor Who monster.