Sentence examples for competition for example from inspiring English sources

Maybe, maybe we would be fresher for European competition for example.

Historically, regulation has tended to block competition, for example by preventing health-care purchasers from selective contracting with providers.

As the cameras panned over Greenwich at the start of the dressage competition for example, the buildings and the equestrian arena were so intensely clear they looked 3D.

Efforts to open the power sector to competition, for example, could affect the interests of relatives of Li Peng, a former prime minister.

But at the same time he wants to set up international tribunals to rule on unfair tax competition, for example, or health standards.

In the painting competition, for example, Ryan did a childlike duck, man and tree, while Getzlaf painted da Vinci's "Last Supper".

In some Chinese competitions, for example, children compete to look words up in the dictionary faster than anybody else.

The "properties" of England's Football Association are its competitions: for example the FA Cup and the FA Charity Shield both sponsored by Littlewoods, a company that organises a cheap and simple form of gambling on each week's soccer results.

Users can share their current exercise progress with friends with visually appealing graphs, and can hold friendly competitions (for example, a group of friends could challenge themselves to see who could run the most miles in a month).

Theatre performances, typically dramatic or musical, are presented on a stage for an audience and have a history that goes back to Hellenistic times when "leading musicians and actors" performed widely at "poetical competitions", for example at "Delphi, Delos, Ephesus".

On the surface, the perceptual-filtering hypothesis might be framed within the context of biased competition—if, for example, perceptual filtering occurred through competitive interaction between stimuli (though this has not been made explicit in the literature).