Sentence examples for competition dominates from inspiring English sources

The white noise of fear, shame and competition dominates the debate on bringing up kids today.

If this type of competition dominates any positive peer interactions in the sciences, than one might expect β 1 to be negative.

After more than five decades, Hero's Lacrosse is still going strong – even in an era when club competition dominates from the high school level on down.

There's something unsatisfactory about any European competition dominated by one country, however colourful.

Big races, big money and world-class competition dominate his résumé.

The Australians, who have made a specialty of the triathlon event in world competition, dominated yesterday, as expected.

Just as the contestants Cheryl Burke and Gilles Marini, above, dominated a two-hour installment of "Dancing With the Stars" with a pair of perfectly scored performances, the reality competition dominated the ratings on Monday night.

Inter Milan's Champions League triumph last season was Italy's third — A.C. Milan won in 2003 and '07 — since 1997 in a competition dominated by Spanish and English clubs.

The singing competition dominated the night with 25.4 million viewers at 8 p.m., according to Nielsen's estimates, giving Fox an easy victory but only a minor boost at 9 p.m. for the debut of "Lie to Me" (13.2 million).

There is national pride that Sobral's song Amar Pelos Dois touched so many hearts, in a competition dominated by English lyrics.

The Bulldogs needed to finish in the top four and instead placed eighth with 238 points in a competition dominated by Great Oak (27 points).