Sentence examples for competition values from inspiring English sources

Like Paul Ryan's book, it is liberally seasoned with right-wing buzzwords: liberty, freedom, jobs, competition, values.

Moynihan said: "The BOA selection policy is a direct expression of the commitment British athletes have made to uphold the values of fair play, integrity and clean competition – values that are at the heart of Olympic sport.

If the tumor antigens in these complexes were easily replaced by the MBP fusions, one would see higher competition values than if they were inefficiently replaced.

Determination of inhibition constants, binding site competition values and mutant studies suggest that D70, F329, and Y332 are amino acid residues important for binding inhibitors at the P-site of BuChE.

Whole blood K3EDTA samples were used to determine haemoglobin concentration and haematocrit through a cell counter (Coulter ACT Diff, Beckham Coulter, USA), which were subsequently used to estimate changes in plasma volume (PV) relative to pre-competition values [40].

To explain this more precisely, we define Sopt to be the optimal sequence under the original unchanged competition parameter values V and P V, Sopt) to be the corresponding profit of this sequence at those parameter values.

And yet without the distractions of the Champions League, and with no League Cup final to aim at, Arsenal will have their minds cleared for the Premier League, a competition Pellegrini values above any other.

This is hardly an honor, considering the main competition for "Values Valedictorian" is Sarah Palin, Ann Coulter and Mike Huckabee.

Bachmann is certain to face competition for values voters from former Sen. Rick Santorum and former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, both of whom are stressing their faith and records on issues such as opposition to abortion.

The iGEM Competition's values, goals and practices are similarly entangled with industrial engineering and entrepreneurial ambitions.

The problem, he said, is that because of the increasingly global nature of business competition, the value of a major proprietary breakthrough or invention erodes in value much more quickly than in the mid-20th Century.