Sentence examples for competition are made from inspiring English sources

(Awards in the design competition are made on Monday in Albany).

Started in 1985 in the ski-resort of Park City, Utah by actor Robert Redford, this year it has 57 world premieres and half of all the films in competition are made by women - a first for any film festival.

Declining rates of population growth, higher labor costs from the new $5.15 minimum wage and stiffer competition are making life tough for the folks who distribute food.

An unusual number of movies in the 2013 competition were made by people who cut their teeth in television.

The competition is made possible through the generous support of key donors, including the Andrew and Virginia Rudd Family Foundation.

The competition is made possible in part by a collaboration between the U.S. Army and several university and industry partners that makes up the AHPCRC.

In the early 1930s refinements to the marginal-productivity analysis, particularly in the area of monopolistic competition, were made by Joan Robinson in England and Edward H. Chamberlin in the United States.

The competition was made more difficult on Friday when the Ravens lost out on the free-agent receiver Malcom Floyd to the San Diego Chargers.

The competition was made possible by a pre-existing overlap in Chinese and Turko-Mongol ideological systems, particularly the belief that a heavenly deity chose earthly rulers.

There's often a quiet theme in the programming at Cannes, and this year it is that in addition to "People," two other pictures in competition were made by British directors.

Executives of Bechtel, the giant construction firm, complain that overseas competition is made more difficult by "mixed credits," which are basically a form of subsidized financing offered in some countries.