Sentence examples for competition disappears from inspiring English sources

As effective competition disappears, so will the innovation and striving for quality that it fosters.

The Jets tied the score at 7-7 on the next drive, but the illusion of competition disappeared in a 55-second burst before halftime, and was obliterated in a hail of trick plays and offensive hubris that would have made Steve Spurrier proud.

Joseph Price of Brigham Young University and his colleagues reported this year that the gender gap in high-stakes math competitions disappeared simply by adding more rounds to a contest.

In the silent film adaptation he is portrayed by Dion Boucicault Jr. "Kolley Kibber" is the newspaper nom de plume for Fred Hale, a former gangster, who returns to Brighton to anonymously distribute prize-bearing cards for a newspaper competition and disappears, presumably murdered, at the end of the first chapter of the novel Brighton Rock (1938) by Graham Greene.

If Cell2 is activated long enough before Cell1, this competition effect disappears, and the commitment threshold of Cell2 does not change significantly relative to its threshold level when alone.

Today, America's intense concern about Japanese competition has disappeared and been replaced by concern about Chinese competition.

"Now that competition is disappearing unless we are able to obtain relief in court".

"But if they do not block, people can say you created this problem by allowing competition to disappear".

Nixon had no illusions that U.S. Soviet competition would disappear, but he expected that this carrot-and-stick approach would establish rules of the game and recognized spheres of influence.

This is an own goal when it is obvious to the most casual observer that it does not take any great ability to make money when trillions of pounds have been pumped into the system by the authorities and much of your competition has disappeared.

Either she disappears from competition entirely or will dare to overcome it all.