Sentence examples for decisive competition from inspiring English sources
Public opinion has more influence than ever on the shaping of policies on such social flash-points as high housing prices, wealth inequality and pollution.But the decisive competition for ideas and policy at the centre of power is a more secretive one, fought through private channels.
The Yankees also have to choose a long reliever, and Saturday's game in Orlando against the Atlanta Braves could prove decisive in that competition.
In team sports, most of the decisive actions during competition are characterized by jumping and/or sprinting, and it is for that reason that we hypothesized that the 577RR genotype would be associated with team sport performance.
Technology innovation is not only the fundamental principle and engine of developing pharmaceuticals and the economy, but also the decisive factor in competition.
The resulting 1999 study by a committee of 11 academics, lawyers and former airline executives "noted some alarming trends against healthy rivalry" in the industry and urged the government to take "decisive steps" to increase competition.
Opposing the merger Sprint Nextel's Vonya B. McCann, senior vice president of government affairs: "The D.O.J. today delivered a decisive victory for consumers, competition and our country.
It requires much skill and efficiency, because if you do not have a decisive lead over the competition, everything counts.
Some have suggested the maneuver would be decisive in the women's competitions.
That having been said, this competition had only nine decisive encounters.
BEIJING — Treasury Secretary, Jacob J. Lew, described China's declaration that market competition should have a decisive role in the country's economy as an "ambitious reform agenda," according to remarks on Friday by the secretary to the Chinese leader, Xi Jinping.
In the 50-km competition he recorded a decisive victory, posting a time (2 h 27 min 24.60 sec) that was just under three minutes faster than the silver medalist.
