Sentence examples for competition setting from inspiring English sources

Wise overcame the conditions early on in the competition, setting the gold medal standard with a first-run score of 92 that proved unbeatable, despite a fall in his second run.

In 1984, the final event, running, was changed to a staggered start, with the leader in the competition setting out first and the others following based on how many points they trailed by.

Phelps, who entered the trials one day shy of his 23rd birthday, has owned the event for the past six years, never losing in an international competition, setting the world record in 2002 and then resetting it another six times since then.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31 (Bloomberg News) — The House of Representatives voted Wednesday for the largest expansion ever of a program to help workers hurt by imports or overseas competition, setting up a fight with President Bush, who has threatened to veto the measure.

However, subject recruitment is a challenge in performing research of this nature in a competition setting such as the WSER.

Within these, the plan identifies three major breakthroughs to be achieved: lower market barriers to attract investors and boost competition, setting up a basic social security package, and allowing collectively-owned land to be traded.

"It is a Union competition, set up by the Unions, fair enough.

He is spending most of his time on a competition set in his robotics class.

"It is a union competition, set up by the unions, fair enough.

But once competition sets in, the bottom lines of the companies hawking them may not make such a good read.

Price competition set in, and that, along with the development of retail-based research systems, gave retailers more power.