Sentence examples for creating a competition from inspiring English sources
The world of MOOCs is creating a competition that will force every professor to improve his or her pedagogy or face an online competitor.
Professors who have read the statements describe them as creating a competition of victimhood among applicants who have little to complain about.
The reason given, in large part, is that there are more housing options for the elderly, creating a competition among those vying for the senior market.
I floated my idea of creating a competition where listeners would have to write an original piece of fiction — something that was roughly six hundred words — and could be read in under three minutes.
That will not be easy, so Startup America has "gameified" the process, creating a competition in which venture capitalists and other start-up stalwarts vie with one another to recruit the most.
Suppression is produced via modifying the FCM iteration by creating a competition among clusters: for each input vector, lower degrees of membership are proportionally reduced, being multiplied by a previously set constant suppression rate, while the largest fuzzy membership grows to maintain the probabilistic constraint.
They want to create a competition that is looser and open to innovation.
They created a competition using a yacht, Jet Skis, speedboats, paintball guns and plastic bags filled with sugar to simulate cocaine.
They have not only drawn political fire from the larger society for their actions -- and inaction -- on social issues; they have also created a competition among themselves.
It was while the concept was ending its long period of gestation that Buntine delivered a daring challenge – "I was foolish enough to say: 'If you find me a stadium, I'll create a competition'".
Dr. Hamer has also created a competition with all the ingredients of New York City's raucous political theater: an educator against a businessman, a black against a white, with the interests of bigger players like the mayor at stake.
