Sentence examples for definitive competition from inspiring English sources

Wine professionals regard the classic as a definitive competition, an index to regional development, styles and quality.

Last August, judges in the New York Wine and Food Classic -- the definitive competition limited to the state's wines -- tasted Mythology blind, noticed a swirl of flavors, awarded it a gold medal and pronounced it the state's best red in 2001.

While the national wine trade generally treats the annual contest as the definitive New York competition, the absence of certain wineries inevitably shapes the results, arguably not always in their best interests.

Grant & Grant [ 3] have therefore recently called for a definitive demonstration of competition's causal role in ecological character displacement.

No competition is definitive: rather than achievement, the judges can only evaluate a given singer's performance on a given day.

Not definitive, just definite.

If the negotiations between the two companies lead to a definitive takeover offer being accepted, competition authorities must be notified and the secretary of state for culture, media and sport, Karen Bradley, will have to decide whether to ask the media regulator, Ofcom, to carry out a public interest test.

But F. A. Porsche, known as Butzi, who designed the 911, denied that story in an interview in the book "Porsche 914 & 914-6: The Definitive History of the Road and Competition Cars" by Brian Long (Veloce Publishing, 2006).

Now George Walker will have many productions in one year and not gamble on any one of them being definitive". Success is already breeding new competition, in fact.

Olympic competitions insist on a definitive standard that everyone must aspire to.

RIO DE JANEIRO — Olympics officials on Saturday gave what they said was a definitive explanation why the water in two competition pools turned green this week.