Sentence examples for competition finding from inspiring English sources

Stine, R. R. & Matunis, E. L. Stem cell competition: finding balance in the niche.

But by the end of the 10-day tryout for 45 players, Wall had caught up to her competition, finding her legs, and, yesterday, a place on the 25-player roster.

Icstis extrapolated this rate back to October 2004, when Eckoh took over running the phone system for the Richard & Judy competition, finding that around 5m calls had been made at £1 each, meaning Channel 4 could be facing a bill of up to £2.35m.

Because of Amazon's extreme competition, finding a winning product can seem like a daunting and futile task for new sellers.

In February 2005, the court ruled for Deckers on their claims of "trademark infringement" and "unfair competition", finding that a consumer would likely be confused with the similarity in "appearance, sight and sound" between "Ug" and UGG" as the parties were marketing in direct competition with identical products.

Los Blancos have now won 31 of their last 35 matches in all competitions, finding the net in every one of them - form that makes a La Liga and Champions League double a distinct possibility.

I'm all for freedom of speech, and free enterprise, and for competition and finding a way that competition itself does its own regulation so government doesn't have to.

Competition findings in one European Union country are often cited elsewhere.

They buckle under pressure from the powerful people whose activities were disclosed in the stories and from rival journalists more committed to discrediting the competition than finding out what really happened.

@nataliewall26 lamented the competition she's come up against in the sector: "I'm shocked by the fierce competition in finding a short-term unpaid internship".

It is legal out of competition, so finding a lingering metabolite of it would not necessarily indicate that he had taken it illegally during competition.