Sentence examples for competition at each from inspiring English sources

He is a great believer in competition at each level of society.

"One of the goals of the roster for this game and moving forward is to create competition at each position," Klinsmann said in a news release.

A major accelerant for the PC revolution was the rise of different startups tackling the different layers of the PC stack — competition at each layer led to exponential innovation for the whole.

The proportion of the lysogens among the initially susceptible competitor population was estimated by PCR for 10 clones per competition at each time point (Fig. 3).

However, while density-dependent competition at each colony will influence the extent of an individuals' foraging range, geographic boundaries (e.g. continental shelf-edge, protruding coastlines), in conjunction with proximity to other colonies, may restrict the ability of individuals to extend their range in times of reduced prey availability.

This season has been one of the most open in years with different winners in both men's and women's competitions at each of the four World Cups this season.

In this knockout competition at which each player contested two games at 25 minutes for all moves, he defeated his precocious 15-year-old grandmaster countryman Teimour Radjabov by 1 1/2- 1/2 in the final round to take the $20,000 first prize.

McManus finished the game with a sublime score but time ran out for the gutsy Irish as the Australians ran out 10-point victors and levelled the tally of series wins in the history of the competition at nine each.

Montgomerie and Simon Dyson of England set the tone early on Saturday, beating Gaganjeet Bhullar and Jeev Milkha Singh of India 4-and-3 to even the competition at 21/2 points each after Asia edged the foursomes on Friday.

Two African-American sisters from Compton, a Los Angeles neighborhood with a reputation for violence and gang warfare, would take up a country club sport, circumvent its conventional conveyor belt, play on public courts and in a matter of 10 years rise to a level at which their only competition, at times, was each other.

Then imagine two young women from the inner city taking up a country club sport, circumventing the conventional conveyor belt, playing public courts, and in a matter of 10 years rising to a level of dominance in which their only competition, at times, is each other.