Sentence examples for competition in the process from inspiring English sources

Roberto Di Matteo's side will attempt to reach the Champions League quarter-finals on Wednesday night by overturning Napoli's 3-1 advantage from the first leg, maintaining English involvement in the competition in the process.

Qarabag Agdam FK managed to see off Maltese champions Valletta 5-0 on aggregate in the second qualifying round of the Champions League, registering their maiden triumph in Europe's elite club competition in the process.

Heathrow's chief executive, John Holland-Kaye, believes that if we expand the most expensive, noisiest and most indebted airport in Europe, and reduce competition in the process, then ticket prices for consumers will decline (Letters, 17 November).

On Capitol Hill, the lobbyists distributed memorandums painting the legislation as a ploy by big tobacco companies to scapegoat American Indians for teenage smoking, beating back low-price competition in the process.

The USA women's football team beat Colombia 3-0 in their first-round match on Saturday, successfully achieving a record seventh Olympics victory in a row and securing their passage to the knockout stage of the 2012 competition in the process.

Whilst BlackBerry and Microsoft's struggles have shown how difficult it is to challenge Android and iOS, the backers and fans of Firefox OS believe that by targeting new entrants into the world of smartphones, the company will be able to find a significant toe-hold in the market, dislodging the competition in the process.

The connection between ecomorphological divergence and speciation is a central issue in adaptive radiation, and the role of competition in driving the process has long been suggested (Fryer, 1959; Coulter, 1994).

Competition in the bidding process, as well as incentive contracts that reward providers for efficiency, can keep costs down.

The Office of Fair Trading OFTT) has announced its decision to investigate the government's purchase of IT goods and services, specifically the level of competition in the tendering process.

Professor Stefan Szymanski, director of MBA programmes at Cass Business School in London, thinks an element of competition in the accreditation process is healthy, ensuring that neither schools nor accreditation agencies are tempted to manipulate data.

However, simultaneous introduction of reinforcing fillers and β-NA generates nucleation competition in the crystallization process and generally the formation of β crystals is depressed, while the nucleation competition induced by β-NA grafted onto the surface of reinforcing fillers was not clear yet.