Sentence examples for combined competition from inspiring English sources

Magnus Krog, a member of the team from Norway who won the gold medal in the team Gundersen large hill Nordic combined competition.

At the 1972 Summer Olympics, at age 19, Andrianov won a gold in floor exercises, a bronze in the vault and a silver in the team combined competition.

But then the BBC's problem is not television – where the broadcaster takes a fair share with mostly high quality programming against the combined competition of an increasingly powerful Sky and ITV, whose fast-improving finances should give it a stable base to invest for the long term – and find not just more fun like Splash!, but the next hit to rival The X Factor.

When the two institutions are combined, competition is found to partially offset the adverse effects of insurance: most patients seek treatment, but overtreatment is moderated.

In both categories, the show beat the combined competition from CNN and MSNBC.

McKinney Creek Stadium was built to host all of the cross-country races, which included the biathlon and a portion of the Nordic combined competition.

There are also freestyle combined competitions in which skiers compete in acro, aerials, and moguls; the winner is determined by the total score of all three events.

This format would become the standard for Nordic combined competitions going forward.

It was supposed to combine competition and private initiative with a good measure of traditional socialism.

This model, as said previously, combines competition and co-operation with the function of creating and distributing value.

According to Brandenburger and Nalebuff (1996), co-opetition is a revolutionary philosophy that combines competition and co-operation with the view of creating value.