Sentence examples for competition themselves from inspiring English sources
Once the prizes have been awarded, they can expect a little competition themselves.
Much is imperfect in the current electoral process, but parties remain remarkably faithful to their manifesto pledges, which – due to party competition – themselves accord well with a fair and proportionate ranking of voters' preferences.
The competitions themselves feed the fire, gleefully dropping the names of past winners who became stars.
Indeed, many of the students, who organize the competitions themselves, said that the events also acted as a chance to network.
The two proposals being considered by the N.C.A.A. share many similarities: the competitions themselves are longer and more standardized than in the past, athletes now wear uniforms more akin to those of volleyball players, and they no longer rally the crowd for another team.
Students competing in the CCTV competition won't have to pay a subscription fee in the competitions themselves, but if they want to train for the event using Wiz World they will need one.
Paris-based Atos Origin, which also managed the IT infrastructure for the 2004 games in Athens, was responsible for designing, creating and implementing many of the systems and applications that support both the sporting competitions themselves and other facets of the Olympics.
But, as dreary and familiar and unappealing as all this bloat and corn is, the Olympics also deliver a happy counterpoint to all that in the competitions themselves.
Anjelica Huston said even people who don't care about competition find themselves getting whipped into a kind of frenzy.
This summer, the Granata would be content just to supply two out of 23 players to Prandelli's squad, while claiming a spot in continental competition for themselves.
