Sentence examples for competition notes from inspiring English sources

EUROPE wants to be competitive, but it's not ready to accept competition, notes Esko Aho, a former Finnish prime minister and European Commission adviser on reform.

A Bloomberg News article about La Croix's triumph over its sparkling-water competition notes that "National Beverage originally marketed LaCroix as a women's drink," handing it out at women's sporting events and partnering with Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

"He's been inspired by the competition," notes Brown.

Tight funding had caused CIHR to cancel two previous competitions, so "the majority of this country's health researchers applied to the latest competition," notes the 27 June letter, which was drafted by Jim Woodgett, director of research at the Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute at Toronto's Mount Sinai Hospital.

The reason for this is that, as the competition notes, there are many areas in the world for which we simply have very little imagery and where practicalities, such as the dearth of user generated local imagery, make it difficult to acquire the kinds of vast imagery archives required for such training.

The typical modus operandi in VC land is to "keep quiet if you have an inside track on an investment, because you don't want to create competition," notes Tom Peters, the founding partner and managing director of the advisory services firm Inverness Advisors.

When she studied primate behavior, she contemplated human competition, noting how bonobos were drawn to the teamwork she yearned for.

It denied abusing the planning process to prevent competition, noting that the 10 largest chains had opened 600 stores between 2000 and 2005.

The commercials announcing "Stars Earn Stripes" were shown, seemingly endlessly, throughout the athletic competition, noting that its premier would be Monday 13 August, following the end of the Olympic Games.

Mr. Aust professed little worry about the competition, noting that a number of prominent start-ups like Etsy, the online retailer of handmade goods, are slated to begin trading on the Nasdaq soon.

It can be a memo from a summer job, the writing competition note you submitted for the journals, a portion of a moot court brief, or part of a memorandum or brief that you wrote for Lawyering.