Sentence examples for competitors committed from inspiring English sources
The implications of that ultimate obscenity, profiteering from cheats at the expense of competitors committed to the sport's supposed purity, will be reinforced by the publication in Geneva tomorrow of an independent World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) report into systemic doping, money laundering and extortion in athletics.
Controversy over Qatar's bid has been fuelled by a lack of transparency on the part of the Gulf state as well as envy and sour grapes on the part of competitors who committed far less funds to their World Cup bids.
Winning isnt everything, but wanting to is. So said the football coach Vince Lombardi, a fierce competitor unequivocally committed to winning.
It trails competitors in committing to a zero-trans-fat oil.
Identify what you are really better at than those institutions which your audiences regard as your competitors, and commit to that.
Competitors who commit commercial espionage seek information in various forms, such as client lists, research documents, prototype plans for new products or services and personnel records.
They are determined and committed competitors.
"With more than twice the number of smartphone customers as our nearest competitor, we are committed to offering great value and choice for customers who want to talk, text and surf on the nation's fastest 3G network," said Ralph de la Vega, president and CEO, AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets.
"We are confident that BlackBerry 10 will provide our customers with an exciting alternative to our competitors, and we are committed to regaining market share".
In the most exciting event of the contest, speed cards, competitors race to commit a single pack of playing cards to memory as fast as possible.
Other of Microsoft's Silicon Valley competitors said they were not committed to any particular type of remedy but felt that the company's competitive abuses must be stopped.
