I explained that fewer girls competing meant I could win more trophies and get into Harvard.
The fact that a London-based team was competing meant that many football fans from all parts of the city chose to attend.
Although there is still conflict between divergence times estimated for acanthomorph clades such as tetraodontiforms [ 11],[ 15],[ 48],[ 49],[ 61]-[ 63], cichlids [ 47],[ 48],[ 64],[ 65], and notothenioids [ 48],[ 66],[ 67], uncertainties surrounding competing mean age estimates typically show broad overlap between the majority of studies.
For the Commonwealth Games, her decision not to compete means a new chapter for female sprinting will be written in the city.
Or they might have their financial management taken over without their knowledge by family members, formal care-givers or government representatives, which can be problematic due to competing interests (Means and Langan 1996).
Competing globally meant becoming more productive, which brought layoffs.
He said by competing, he meant, "I don't want one stereo blasting here and one blasting there" and playing different kinds of music.
Despite the hours it took to gain her licence, she says that "college always came first", but having to balance competing priorities meant she always felt tugged by one or the other.
Competing indoors meant changes to training that are now paying dividends with good early-season form and a boost in confidence.
