Sentence examples for competition as much from inspiring English sources

For anybody who craves competition as much as Stanford does, it's bliss.

Scarred by the legacy of Japan's wartime occupation of China, relations have been characterized by competition as much as cooperation, which has hobbled Asia's economic integration.

"We believe in nurturing the kids, and we believe in trying to eliminate competition as much as possible," Mr. Perlman said.

He spent considerable effort and money in a publicity campaign and won, admittedly against modest competition, as much for his determination and decency as for his anguished performance.

Instead of trying to protect farmers from international competition—as much of the world still does it opened up to trade and let inefficient farms go to the wall.

Mr. Barnier told the meeting that the current derivatives market was likely to evolve in the coming years, partly because of new European regulations, suggesting that allowing the deal might not stymie competition as much as Mr. Almunia feared.

Though I love international sporting competitions as much as anybody, I am not deluded enough to believe they are about anything other than prestige and commerce.

For the first time, the swimming competition attracted as much attention as track-and-field.

And domestic interventions distort international competition just as much as do tariffs.

The day's competition is as much about getting into character and pulling off some audacious smackdowns as it is about winning.

The endurance competition is as much a Nascar race as it is a horse marathon: a winning strategy often plays out in the rest period between the race's six loops, when riders cool and relax their horses so they can pass a range of medical tests and advance to the next stage as quickly as possible.