Sentence examples for compete evenly from inspiring English sources
This is, for example, how many people would view a story about an equatorial country that could not afford year-round artificial snow for its ski team, and so could not compete evenly with the ski teams of northern countries.
The so-called "counterion effect" is usually discussed in terms of the Hofmeister series for cations or anions which are the result of a subtle balance of several competing evenly matched interactions.
The sodC mutant and wild type strain competed evenly in this assay (Table 3).
Samsung lags Google and Apple on in-car entertainment and software systems (Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, respectively) so this deal will give it the kind of reach that could allow it to compete more evenly with its rivals inside the car.
More importantly, it gives Netflix the ability to compete a little more evenly with the likes of HBO since the movies will only be on a three-month delay after having first aired on Epix.
Usually only two fairly evenly matched parties may successfully compete for office in a single-member district, and a third party suffers recurring defeat unless it can swallow up one of the other parties.
To get the big ideas to compete with the Crossrails, and rebalance spending more evenly across the country, we need more major plans like One North.
The process could allow party officials to draw more evenly shaped congressional districts in order to compete for additional House seats.
West and Murphy were competing for Florida's 18th Congressional District, an evenly split district that was redrawn in 2010.
This paper derives the Pareto optimal division of spectrum with respect to these two competing objectives, and shows that any Pareto optimal assignment will split the spectrum fairly evenly among competing MNOs.
