Sentence examples for climate of competition from inspiring English sources

The climate of competition brought into relief how men and women were treated differently.

In a climate of competition for clinical placement sites, and because the School sought only regional, rural and remote sites, the choice of suitable locations was limited.

Railroads in many of the more advanced countries also found themselves operating in a new climate of intense competition with other forms of transport.

But in this climate of "reverse competition", as Dominic Lindley of Which?, a consumer body, describes it, only a handful of lenders are prepared to build their mortgage books: HSBC, Barclays and the Co-operative Bank, for example.

In this climate of steep competition from chain bookstores and online booksellers, no one in their right mind would take this on, but we really do love poetry and literature, and it's with community support that we can continue".

In the current climate of high competition for research funding, it is difficult to be successful with a 50 50 split.

The current climate of economic competition forces businesses to adapt more than ever to the expectations of their customers.

To ensure customer-defined satisfaction, "Kansei" (emotion) has attracted interest recently in the design of artifacts in today's climate of global competition and short product life cycles.

Recognizing and rewarding individual clinic performance has created a climate of healthy competition between sites.

However, we are in a climate of strong competition for resources; some individuals may require a lot of home supervision in the community, frequent medication monitoring/delivery and occupational support may also be required.

In a 1957 interview, Mayor Christopher said he convinced Mr. Stoneham that "San Francisco's climate and love of competition would nourish major league baseball," and "that we would build a $10 million stadium" for the team.