Sentence examples for competitive period from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this study was to examine changes in the key characteristics of burnout over a "rugby year", a 30-week competitive period involving two or more independent competitions.
And the weekend before the new Harry Potter picture certainly qualifies as a gap in the market: it's the least competitive period for new releases so far this year.
Also, whilst there is a vibrant culture of feature documentaries, the UK hasn't seen a documentary cross over to serious mainstream success in nearly four years – I'd argue that The Imposter in 2011 was the last – so in a very competitive period for film, the success of Amy was far from a sure thing.
Nevertheless, to further improve performance during the competitive period, training should incorporate a higher volume of soccer-specific power-based actions that target the neuromuscular system.
Naturally, after this competitive period, we can expect some consolidation by the winners (ex: Twitter's acquisition of Posterous), and the possibility of new platforms cracking into the world's Top 25 websites.
Both prolonged exercise and competitive periods are able to impair the athletes immune function.
But they played a competitive first period last night.
"We put it in a very competitive time period.
Usually, a change of release date is a defensive measure, but on occasion, a studio may see that test audiences are going berserk for a film and move it into a more competitive time period.
After six years of holding prices steady during a competitive dark period in the team's history, Dolan socked ticket holders with increases that averaged 49 percent buildingwide but at courtside surged astronomically - to $900 from $330 in certain seats.
