Sentence examples for competitive possibility from inspiring English sources
It is having the corresponding meetings and consulting to find the best person to replace Abel Montufar and thus have a competitive possibility," Manuel Saavedra Chavez, the party's representative in the electoral institute, told Milenio newspaper.
Influenced by the Allard racecars of the early 1950s, which established the competitive possibility of big American engines in lightweight English bodies, Mr. Shelby confidently approached General Motors for supplies of its new small-block V-8 and Donald Healey for the Austin-Healey rolling chassis.
The problem is finding enough funding and wider support — call it 'belief equity' — in a market so denuded of competitive possibility as a result of monopolistic platform power that few can even dream an alternative digital reality is possible.
At its most basic, Sports Mode is an eSports competition that offers drivers two competitive possibilities: a Nations Cup, in which top players advance through regional finals and on to the world championship; and a Manufacturer Fan Cup, with teams formed by the top driver from each of the three participating continents entering a final 24-hour race.
"It's a victory for both sides because the parties get to go ahead with the merger and the Justice Department gets to go to the public and say, 'We've protected you from the anti-competitive possibilities.' " But Professor Hovenkamp cautioned against looking at the settlement as more than a one-off case.
TopCoder chops its clients' IT projects into bite-size chunks and offers them up to its worldwide community of freelance developers as competitive challenges (opening the possibility of becoming a "top coder").
Is a competitive comeback a possibility?
To test this possibility, competitive GST pulldown experiments were performed by incubating the recombinant GST-Rb (379 928) fusion protein with in vitro translated Orc1 in the presence of increasing amounts of in vitro translated E2F1.
Thanks to Arnaz's presence, "I Love Lucy" is about husbands and wives -- indeed, men and women -- and all their competitive and conjugal possibilities.
On the currency front, we could face the possibility of competitive devaluations.
Competitive pressure and the possibility of copyright infringement and increasing regulation by the Chinese government create risks for Baidu, Mr. Noto wrote.
