Sentence examples for competitions change from inspiring English sources

The ILTF, who retain control of the grand slams and the major international team competitions, change their name to the International Tennis Federation in 1977.

Re "Science Takes to the Ice" (June 23): When the governing body of figure skating competitions changes the system to reward "art," not "athletic rotations" in midair, we will see, and enjoy, healthy skaters that look like dancers on ice.

They've staged open competitions, changed personnel repeatedly and even signed one guy to a multi-year deal.

First, do the effects of competition change across the experimental precipitation treatments, as shown by the precipitation × competition interaction in our statistical models?

(iii) How does the effect of competition change over time with respect to the life stages?

Price competition changes everything".

The fabric of competition changed last year with the introduction of performance-enhancing suits containing polyurethane.

But the other effect, which I wrote about on Sunday, is that as saturation approaches, the nature of competition changes.

As technologies evolve and the character of competition changes, a company's parenting skills can become obsolete.

Small is the new big because small gives you the flexibility to change the business model when your competition changes theirs.

In the cassava cultivar mixture, competition changed the pattern of biomass allocation, leading to a significantly lower harvest index compared to the mean of the pure stands (−6%).