Sentence examples for competition suggested from inspiring English sources

The first two days of track competition suggested not.

When judges at a piano competition suggested that Roy, then 13, needed a better piano to strengthen his fingers, she managed to buy a reconditioned Steinway Grand.

The drive of smartphones to newer buyers in developing markets as prices of handsets plummets - driven by the huge growth of handset makers in mainland China - is changing the basis of competition, suggested IDC.

An editor at a rival publication, who did not want to be identified commenting on the competition, suggested that giving Mr. Bowles wacky assignments has been a conscious strategy on Ms. Wintour's part to make him more accessible.

When Lindsey, who is a cutthroat opponent of the President during their long-running hearts competition, suggested the move, the reply came back that the President was waiting for the second red five in his stockpile to turn up, which might uncover the king he desperately needed to keep the game alive.

Previous work that did not include competition suggested that specific characteristics of the genetic architecture of a trait could affect population dynamics when the environment suddenly shifts states or when it changes steadily through time [25], [31], [33].

Hampshire's homecare competition suggests that a real route to innovation is from the "bottom-up".

The absence of competition suggests that states that care about human rights simply don't care enough.

In a uniform grouping, dominance between various species is apparent in feeding competition, suggesting a definite nipping order.

In tenor and tone, the competition suggests a sharp shift from the mostly peaceable (until the last final weeks) primaries that Democrats have witnessed in recent years.

The fact he called for the competition suggests he can perform at least one, but we don't know this for a fact.