Sentence examples for competition because of from inspiring English sources

You further declare that China won the tire competition because of lower labor costs.

FIGURE EIGHTS Canada's EMANUEL SANDHU withdrew from competition because of an injury he sustained Monday...

Eurovision bosses banned this song from competition because of its political message.

After the 1924 Games, tennis was dropped from Olympic competition because of questions over the amateur standing of many participants.

FIFA is right now threatening to block Nigeria from competition because of perceived political interference in its soccer federation.

"For four months, consumers have not received the benefits of competition because of these shenanigans," he said.

Everything began in early September, after Nikodinov withdrew from the Goodwill Games competition because of an eye infection.

She had been kept out of the competition because of a nagging back injury and felt out of the mix.

While the punches are fearsome, kicks are favoured in higher-level competition because of their greater range and power.

Jamie Anderson, the defending champion of the women's T.T.R. World Tour, missed the Open competition because of an injury.

The English F.A. has confirmed a two-match ban in domestic competition because of his foul-mouthed manner of celebrating a hat trick last weekend.