Sentence examples for devoid of competition from inspiring English sources

Either would win easily in a political system nearly devoid of competition.

As I stood at a distance this weekend, what unfolded was raw, real, and devoid of competition.

Winning, for her, looks like generativity creating more black women in ministry through mentoring, encouraging a culture of support between women, and making a culture devoid of competition.

But it's August, devoid of meaningful competition, and Vick, barring an unforeseen audible, will officially plead guilty Monday to dogfighting charges that will put him in jail.

It noted that "while the election administration took measures to enhance the transparency of its work and the proper conduct of the election", the limits on fundamental freedoms led to a campaign "devoid of genuine competition", the ODIHR, which conducted an election monitoring mission in Uzbekistan, said in a statement.

The only Portuguese-speaking country in Latin America, Brazil is still uniquely positioned to capitalize on regional markets and is artificially devoid of international competition.

The next few months are blissful, devoid of rancour and competition.

In a preseason devoid of any real competition for starting jobs on the Jets, Chad Pennington still had an audition that would make even a Juilliard prodigy nervous.

A service devoid of the nature of competition that is the driving force behind every other profitable company in the world?

To enable the formation of a physically interacting protein complex, all involved proteins must be expressed at the same time (Han et al., 2004; Jansen et al., 2002) and must be capable of forming a stable binding topology devoid of any binding site competition (Keskin and Nussinov, 2007; Kim et al., 2006).

And with these friendships devoid of any sexual tension and competition for the same male suitors, it's easy for both gay men and straight women to open up to each other.