Sentence examples for competition consistently from inspiring English sources

And it's probably a safe bet to say that collective bargaining, which tends to more equally spread money among teams, has made competition consistently compelling and an attractive proposition for fans and broadcasters.

Leigh Matthews has complimented Selwood as "already the best wet-weather player in the game", a view shared by Nathan Buckley, who notes that Selwood "plays with a physicality and intensity that is the benchmark of the competition, consistently (finding) third and fourth efforts to win the contested ball".

"The sporting aim is to establish the club among the top five in the Bundesliga and play in international competitions consistently," the 52-year-old Franconian had said upon his return to the HSV board in 2014 after five years in Salzburg and St Petersburg.

Xenophon, he says, has been rock solid on competition issues, consistently against the dominance of the supermarket giants, which resonates with an independent grocer who built a successful business from a three-lane supermarket in Adelaide in the mid-1970s.

Although he told me, "I really hate confrontation, and antagonism of any kind, even competition," he consistently finds himself in disastrous confrontations with people who should be his allies.

Goojet has been doing well on the European startup competition scene, consistently winning against strong competition.

As intraspecific competition was consistently more important than interspecific competition, resource complementarity could be hold responsible for intercrop advantages.

And for those who do not play by the rules we are even-handed and enforce EU competition law consistently.

No adverse effects of competition were consistently detected in the motif-enriched libraries.

In comparison, when markets are sufficiently large and multiple sources of production exist, robust competition has consistently proven across different therapeutic areas to result in lower prices.

Moreover, resource competition also consistently affects interspecific aggressive interactions and nest predation between bank voles and common shrews (Sorex araneus) [Liesenjohann et al., 2011].