Sentence examples for competitions raising from inspiring English sources

According to The Chicago Tribune, Kaplan had for several years violated a skating union prohibition against remunerated coaches also judging competitions, raising questions about the skating union's ability to eliminate conflicts of interest.

Some studies have found that certain geographic or demographic groups, such as minorities or researchers from certain states, can fare unusually poorly in funding competitions, raising concerns that bias conscious or unconscious is skewing scores.

"Competitions raise awareness," said Rhiannon.

"I was watching the tickets selling in the first 15 minutes and was hoping the site wouldn't crash," said Ms. Choe, 27, whose competitions raise money for the San Francisco Food Bank.

We show that these price-linked subsidies weaken competition, raising prices for the government and/or consumers.

"They were in direct competition, raising money from the same sources," Mr. Dolkart said, and several just barely made it.

I was nervous about the competition and then I became my own competition raising the bar every year, pushing, pushing, pushing myself as hard as I knew.

Where this has happened around the world, there has been a beneficial impact on the majority of schools, with competition raising standards across the board.

Emerging from the recession has also been tough for Family Dollar's competition, raising the stakes of the merger war substantially.

Members of this group have also been trying to woo other publishers to enter New Orleans as competition, raising the possibility of helping The Advocate in Baton Rouge move more aggressively into the market.

Apple's entry into the market has also been good for the competition, raising awareness of smartwatches, showing that there is a viable market and piquing the interest of non-iPhone users.