Sentence examples similar to competitive preparations from inspiring English sources

Given her lack of competitive preparation, a lack of sharpness was perhaps inevitable but such a collapse after leading 3-0 and 5-2 in the second set will not sit comfortably with the four-time Grand Slam winner.

Throughout your pre-competitive preparations and just before you begin, your primary goal is to settle down mind down, thus allowing it to let go of doubt and worry and your body let go of nerves and tension.

Grainger and Watkins saw off their Australian rivals yesterday to win gold by a length and sign off their competitive Olympic preparations with another commanding result.

The ideal is furthest from reality in the senior years of secondary schooling, where competitive examination preparation yields radically uneven results in socially segregated settings.

The thrust of González's economic policies was to make the Spanish economy more competitive in preparation for the full economic integration of the EU in the 1990s.

The duo will begin their competitive Games' preparation at next week's Wales Open.

"The reason my dad is so competitive is his preparation before he gets to the first tee.

But the crowd and the applause eventually began to fill in, and Razzano, despite her lack of preparation, remained competitive until midway through the second set.

Jardine approached the tour with a competitive attitude and made thorough preparations.

While many of the Roma students have degrees from technical or regional colleges, they would probably not be accepted into the more competitive graduate programs without extra preparation, said Prem Kumar Rajaram, academic director of the Roma Graduate Preparation Program.

Given the recent concern about the state of American education as preparation for being competitive in the world market, what is your strategy for competing on the world stage?