Sentence examples for competition possibility from inspiring English sources
Glenn Greenwald, a lawyer for Mr. Upchurch, who filed the lawsuit that led to yesterday's order, said Mr. Bernstein had given up on "Twin Piers" as a competition possibility.
All winners will receive a framed copy of their artwork and art supplies and, if selected for the world competition, the possibility of more prizes.
Our results indicate that under intense competition the possibility of attracting customers through corporate social responsibility activities is limited, although the constant positive level of contributions suggests that norms lead to a certain minimum level of corporate social responsibility.
A few weeks earlier, Maclean had daubed urine from Long Hui, an impressive male panda kept at Schönbrunn zoo, in Vienna, all over Yang Guang and Tian Tian's enclosures, in order to spice the air with competition and possibility.
The vital role of government is to legislate: Companies are beginning to map supply chains but without legislation to level the playing field, businesses will be reluctant to put their head above the parapet due to issues of competition and possibility of becoming the poster boy or girl for 'being bad'.
This is the time of year when you look at the Pro 12 and start to have fanciful notions about the competition's possibilities.
The imperfect competition school's "possibility theorems" make good social science.
Since the first strum on the oldest lyre, literature has been about competition and the possibility of recognition.
There is little chance of changing Albany's corrupt culture without real political competition and the possibility of a full legislative housecleaning.
Lacking genuine political competition, with no possibility of decisive electoral victories, public administration in newly pacified nations is often a mess.Lebanon is a prime example.
Wage growth might easily be kept in check by import competition or the possibility of expanded outsourcing.None of this is certain, of course.
