Sentence examples for competing member from inspiring English sources

She's been a competing member of the NSSA since age 7.

The Michigan State University Fencing Club is a competing member of the Midwest Fencing Conference, which consists of sixteen (16) schools with varsity or club programs.

It was unbelievable". Pitz seemingly has been in a rhythm during her high school years and has done the hard work to put herself, as she put it, in a "great spot". As a competing member of the NSSA since age 7, Pitz this year is the Open Women's division ratings leader and has four victories to her credit during the current NSSA Southwest Open Conference Season.

(Competing members like Miranda Marcantuno and the younger Ms. Gieschen practice more).

As for primates, the vast majority of species live in gynocentric societies, with the members of one matriline protecting one another against competing members of other matrilines.

United States Amateur Boxing, the Colorado-based organization that runs women's amateur boxing in this country, began in 1993, and had just 491 competing members in 1995.

NEWS organizations, including The New York Times, opposed that suggestion, saying their constitutional right to "contemporaneous access" would be violated by the delays "that would inevitably result from having competing members of the press lined up in front of the clerk's window to await hard-copy printouts".

But over the long hours of practice and competing, members became a second family.

As competing members, they will be able to showcase their work at Dare Protoplay, the UK's largest festival for indie game developers, where they have a shot at £2500 in prize money and the BAFTA Video Games "Ones to Watch Award".

However, as dynasties approached absolutism and sought to preserve loyalty among competing members of the nobility, most eventually distanced themselves from kinship ties to local nobles by marrying abroad.

But some analysts say that private insurers will have little incentive to cut prices in competing for members because the government will pay private plans the same amount for each member that it spends on those enrolled under traditional Medicare.