Sentence examples for competitions in that from inspiring English sources

Despite including all competitions in that period, we couldn't come up with anyone who'd equalled or bettered Bent's four goals, though there were plenty of players to have notched up three.

The Conference Semifinals will feature a home and away, aggregate goals knock-out round, with the important distinction from most European competitions in that there is no away goals tiebreaker.

This annual math competition is open to all students in the United States who have not yet graduated from high school, and is a bit different from many other math competitions in that it's completely open-book: you can use any resource except other people.

Ireland, under Simmons and his predecessor Adi Birrell, have dominated Associate cricket since 2005, winning no fewer than eight global competitions in that period.

Dujardin and Valegro were well clear of Germany's Helen Langehanenberg and Damon Hill NRW, who scored 88.286% for their freestyle test, which differs from other dressage competitions in that riders set their routines to music.

The keyword should not be too competitive nor have a too low competition in that there is insufficient searches for it globally or locally.

At first glance, this looks like a picture which suffers in comparison to some other images in the competition, in that it involves only 2 species.

But there's no competition in that aspect.

I supposed it depends on the competition in that particular year.

The government plans to run a long-term competition in that time.

Sun faces intense competition in that market from I.B.M. and Hewlett-Packard.