Sentence examples for course competition from inspiring English sources

Of course, competition would bring the price down.

Course competition registration fee $75 (charged to bursar bill).

Her dominance – notwithstanding, of course, competition with ITV and, later, Channel 4 – was uncontested.

Of course, competition to produce the most inclusive gadget is pretty cutthroat these days.

Of course, competition among states and regions did not begin in the 1930s and 1940s.

And, of course, competition has its disadvantages; it can work in reverse.

More recently the G4 channel has generated some buzz with "Ninja Warrior," a repurposing of "Sasuke," a long-running Japanese obstacle-course competition.

It is an obstacle-course competition, shown on Wednesday nights, that is a standout among the network's mostly low-rated shows.

This fact alone may be my favorite thing about the gloriously fun and mentally absorbing "American Ninja Warrior," the U.S. version of a Japanese obstacle-course competition.

ABC hopes that it has some of the same appeal as "Wipeout," the obstacle-course competition that humiliates some contestants and celebrates others, which starts its fourth season on Thursday.

Two months later, at the 2011 Duel in the Pool short-course competition in Atlanta, she contributed to another world record (3 min 45.56 sec) in the women's 4 × 100-metre medley relay.