Sentence examples for competition yields from inspiring English sources

Our system of competition yields amazing results — incredible technological innovation provided in massive quantities very quickly.

Comparing 218 ideas from an idea competition with 52 ideas from focus groups, Schweitzer et al. (2012) found that idea competition yields more ideas with lower cost per idea than focus groups which yield, however, richer interaction with users.

As with ARVs, evidence from the market for artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT) drugs for malaria shows that generic competition yields lower prices than tiered pricing alone.

The 2010 competition yielded some interesting results.

In the early 1960s a fairy tale competition yielded 795 manuscripts, a phenomenal statistic in view of Finland's sparse population.

A design competition yielded no winner, so the job was awarded to the runners-up, two female architects.UNESCO may rescind Istanbul's world heritage status and move it to "endangered" because it is building a suspension bridge across the Golden Horn.

But winning the Fly Your Thesis! competition yielded €10,000 from ESA and opened up new funding prospects.

The team's third-place finish in the competition yielded a $5,000 prize to be used towards growth of the organization.

A recent skyscraper concept competition yielded some really interesting designs, among them this utterly amazing concept, which they inexplicably call a "water-scraper" instead of the decidedly more euphonious "seascraper," as I have dubbed it.

We selected the Millahue Valley in Chile, about two hours south of Santiago we bought nearly 11,000 acres of wilderness.” Then followed a year of closer study and analysis of 4,000 soil wells that led to about 750 planted acres, managed “holistically.” A competition yielded a stunning plan for an underground winery, now under construction.

The competitions yielded prizes, which she stashed in a shoe box at home.