Sentence examples for competitive discipline from inspiring English sources

Let's take a page from the Progressive era and let competitive discipline pick up from there.

It's a highly competitive discipline, but I suspect that in Paravur, India, there is somebody cheering him on.

Such ideas can work in wartime, which provides a clear motivation for designers, workers and managers, as well as a competitive discipline of sorts.

In 2011, after the Red Sox endured a September collapse, the players' lack of competitive discipline contributed to the popular Francona's exit.

Live briefs, placement opportunities and guest lecturers ensure that graduates leave with the industry insight needed to compete in professional Photography sectors.' "Photography is an incredibly competitive discipline.

So instead she opted for the no less competitive discipline of left-field Scandinavian pop music, and this second album sees her making a decent fist of it.

And today's competitive disciplines trace back to the Norwegian Army, whose officers organized competitions to keep skills sharp and spirits enthused.

Salaries are uncompetitive, especially for younger academics and those in highly competitive disciplines.

In 1994 the FIG congress decided to organize the World Aerobic Championships and to structure sports aerobics similarly to its other competitive disciplines.

One morning in June, I sat in the Chicago mayor's office of Rahm Emanuel, the former White House chief of staff, watching as he emptied a grab bag of leadership adjectives: "competitive," "disciplined," "resolute".

Less than a year ago, Dobriskey's selection would have been a no-brainer, with her personal best time of 4min 2.10sec topping the national rankings, but the women's 1500m has since become Britain's most competitive of disciplines, with four athletes running world-class times.