Sentence examples for competition worth from inspiring English sources

Behind the low price of a gallon of gas at the pump this summer lies a competition worth trillions of dollars that is capable of swinging the geopolitical balance of power.

The N.C.A.A. crowns its basketball champion next week, but the powers that be in venture capital have pronounced the University of California at Irvine the victor in a business-plan competition among college and graduate school entrepreneurs, a competition worth $5 million to the winning company.

Kenya won both the men's and women's team competitions, worth $15,000 each, while the United States finished third in both team events, its best finishes ever.

Second, it would force bidders to work out how much the competition was worth to them.

The travel, the turmoil and the competition are worth the lessons learned.

The 87-year-old competition is worth $100,000 to the winner.

Winning the competition (£5,000 worth of media equipment for the school) is the perfect way to say "thank you" to Mr Castle and the school before the pupils, now in year 6, leave for secondary school.

Surrey, who have an outstanding record in this competition, are worth a buy at 21. Punters who followed our recommended trades on the likely make-up of the Lions team for today's first Test against the All Blacks will have made a handsome 28-point profit.

Today the issue may be about how we watch TV, and that's important, but the principle behind this issue, competition, is worth preserving and fighting for.

Is the time you spend filling out the survey, or taking part in the competition really worth the end product?

The runners up in the 2014 competition are also worth a look.