Sentence examples for competition produced from inspiring English sources
The track-and-field competition produced several disappointing winning times.
Not since Argentina's defeat by Cameroon 12 years ago has the competition produced such a shock.
Innovation, creativity, and competition produced these vital changes in our national ability to create value.
"Last year, the competition produced some of the best stuff we've ever seen," he said.
The competition produced some exhilarating action that begged an urgent question: so many talented players... where do they all go?
The men's snowboard halfpipe competition produced a stunning upset in Sochi when Switzerland's Iouri Podladtchikov beat the two-time defending champion Shaun White.
Perfect competition produces a zero-profit market, so that prejudiced firms, which are less competitive due to their higher wages, exit the market.
Competition produces winners and losers; I get that.
In this new environment, 'managed competition' produces an increasingly distorted market.
"Competition produces innovation," said Cliff Kupchan, a director at the Eurasia Group, a global risk-consulting firm based in New York.
Gerrard scored twice in Monday night's 2-1 victoverover AFC Wimbledon in the third round of the competition, producing a fine display, despite the League Two team causing numerous problems for Liverpool.
