Sentence examples for competition was based from inspiring English sources

The competition was based in St .Paul and Minneapolis.

The competition was based on the story of Randy Pausch, the Carnegie Mellon professor with terminal cancer who gave a moving "last lecture" about achieving childhood dreams.

The OFT said it was also concerned that competition was based on speed rather than cost.

It was also concerned that competition was based on speed rather than cost.

The format of the competition was based on an environmental scan of successful competitions, including discussions with organizations with experience hosting similar competitions such as: Ashoka Change Makers, Health Council of Canada and Grand Challenges Canada, including the provision of a monetary prize to advance the winning idea from concept to testing in the Canadian health care context.

It's time to get back to an open competitive environment where competition is based on innovativeness and quality of service rather than the depth of one's checkbook.

Knowledge-based economies may also lead to monopolistic competition where competition is based not on cutting prices but on augmenting product characteristics.

"The moto X competition is based on style and landing," JASON NAUMOFF, communications manager for the X Games, said Monday.

Tire technology has matured to the point that competition is based more on price than on manufacturing advances.

Kaiser Permanente's Mr Halvorson insists that private insurance can boost the quality of health provision, "but only if competition is based on care delivery and outcomes".

But a household name he is not, save perhaps in Fort Worth, where the Cliburn competition is based, and where Mr. Feghali has been an artist in residence at Texas Christian University since 1990.