Sentence examples for competition encouraged from inspiring English sources

The detailed brief for the competition encouraged the startup to refine its business plan.

But the competition encouraged second-round applicants to do a better job of building statewide consensus around their applications.

David Tennant plays Mr Peterson, the nice new supply teacher at a chaotic school whose kids are keen to enter the Song for Christmas competition, encouraged by their crazy teaching assistant, Mr Poppy (Marc Wootton).

A meritocracy can be established, and competition encouraged, by making teaching more attractive.

The recently reelected President Barack Obama is also a fan: His Race to the Top competition encouraged the creation of more charter schools in states that sought extra stimulus cash.

Marcy Kemp-Rank's 15-year-old daughter participated in the contest, but her mother began to worry the competition encouraged online bullying after reading some of the remarks, ABC News reports.

Competition encourages not only specialisation, the classic result of more open trade, but also increased productivity.

The competition encourages us to ponder those values with a fresh, unbiased eye.

The competition encourages sustainability, so most of the houses have systems to use rainwater and reuse wash water for plants.

Often, other newspapers and broadcast bulletins will join in, so that simple commercial competition encourages the hunt for a new angle.

On the other, increasing competition encourages the active pursuit of prestige in ways that may discourage cooperation and entrench perceived status differences.