Sentence examples for competition expressed from inspiring English sources

They offer a class act, a study in love and competition, expressed with humor.

The results exhibit a significant relationship between increasing basal area increment versus increasing crown length and decreasing competition expressed by Hegyi's index.

The agents have an inclination toward cooperation or competition, expressed as p the probability of cooperation of the agent with another agent.

She talked openly about the competition, expressing admiration for the versatile Brazilian beauty Raquel Zimmermann and a hint of lust for the Dutch model Lara Stone.

But the team entered competition expressing confidence that it would become the first American winner since General Motors, whose Sunraycer triumphed in 1987, the race's inaugural running.

Results showed that significantly more of the intra-specific competitions expressed both pathogen genotypes on the same stem (10 of 16; average flowers and bolts sampled per plant were 5.1 and 2.2, respectively) as compared to the inter-specific competitions (0 of 8; average flowers and bolts sampled per plant were 5.5 and 2.9, respectively; Fisher's exact test, P = 0.040).

Sensitivity to competition was expressed by the slope of the linear relation between dbh increment and the different competition index values.

Following the Justice Department's move, two of the FCC's four commissioners issued press releases saying they shared some of the competition concerns expressed by the Justice Department.

Issues discussed were reported to include the PRO Rugby sanctioning agreement; the Celtic and Italian Pro12 competition's expressed interest in operating franchises in North America; and reported moves by Schoninger to buy the financially stricken Southern Kings South African Super Rugby team.

Several attendees admitted they were nervous about the stiff competition; others expressed confidence that their talent would be noticed.

McGrath said the row was a result of ambition to improve the competition being expressed in "negative terms".