Sentence examples for competed more than from inspiring English sources

Garry Mulholland It was a year in which heavy rock returned with a vengeance, and Kings of Leon competed more than manfully with old-timers like AC/DC and Metallica (not forgetting Guns N' Roses).

She hadn't competed more than a couple of times in the last calendar year and went on to say she doesn't plan to compete much more this year either.

A hierarchical regression model was used to avoid the impact of a cluster-effect on results where a particular athlete from a specific country competed more than once in one year.

In foreign trade, SAARC countries tend to compete more than they complement each other.

What it means is that universities such as Birmingham feel the need to compete more than ever.

Very soon, English bone china was competing more than effectively with the original thing from China itself.

Cisco and HP would compete more than they would partner, because there is more of an overlap.

Most importantly, it competes more than ever with Instagram and Facebook with its 24-hour ephemeral timeline, Snapchat Stories.

In the ignore condition we expected that similar faces would compete more than dissimilar faces as similar features (faces) are supposed to be encoded by the same population of neurons resulting in a lower fMRI signal change in face selective areas.

Its many voices might occasionally compete more than complement, and it sometimes has the feeling of an album that will play better on stage -- which is perhaps more of a compliment to the Museum's live shows.

A similar approach exists in Australia with streaming according to age group up to U19 level, and players being unable to compete more than 2 years above their respective age group.