Sentence examples for competition expected from inspiring English sources

Many invasive species are considered competitively superior to native species, with the strongest competition expected in species with similar niches and/or in closely related species.

And it acknowledged challenges ahead, including generic competition expected for its second-biggest product, Glucophage, for Type II diabetes.

The Postal Service team won the event last year and is a favorite again, with strong competition expected from its major rivals.

But the regulator said on Tuesday recommendations on tax exemption would not be part of a government-commissioned review of NHS competition expected to be completed by the end of March.

To some doctors and industry analysts, the free Juvéderm injections represent the opening salvo in a battle for dominance in the rapidly growing market for cosmetic facial injections, a competition expected to intensify as the F.D.A. approves other products.

The games will be financed in part by a special Olympic lottery competition, expected to raise £1.5bn, and an average council tax increase for London households of £20 a year.

And "Playing on the Edge" scrupulously avoids exploring what the young pianists who participate in this quadrennial competition expect for their efforts.

The Friends of the High Line and city representatives who will be judging the competition expect contestants to give the High Line a new life and purpose while still respecting its serendipitous character as a streak of wilderness in the city.

Yet now that there's a proven formula for the inclusion of the culture-specific competition, expect plenty of lager-drinking events in London in 2012.

As usual Bonz arrived on the first day of the competition expecting to lose.

There is considerable evidence to show that intrinsic motivation is more powerful in driving up levels of creativity than extrinsic motivators, such as competitions, expected evaluation, or rewards [ 32].