Sentence examples for discard competition from inspiring English sources

I do not discard competition and struggle, but their biological meaning should be reconsidered: they are the instruments, means, and ways for creating, fine-tuning and maintaining cooperation.

In this assay, 250 seedlings were grown in each tray in order to discard substrate competition.

Covenants that protect lenders, which were weakened or discarded amid rampant competition to lend, are once again being beefed up.Goldman Sachs calculates that this tightening of terms has brought down the projected internal rate of return for the typical buy-out by a full percentage point.

Many of Daniel Libeskind's original concepts from the 2002 competition were discarded from the tower's final design.

BEIJING — The International Olympic Committee stripped the bronze medal Saturday from a Swedish wrestler who had complained about the judging in his Greco-Roman competition and had discarded his medal during the awards ceremony in protest.

While that might be satisfying on a karmic level — payback for all the denied claims and acts of greed — it discards the potential benefits of competition.

Rarely, smooth colonies were found and if they made up more than 5% of the total population, the competition data were discarded for that microcosm.

Radtkey [ 8] discarded this hypothesis arguing that competition in Cocos nucifera plantations was equally intense, and that this palm, along with Deckenia, was distributed throughout all the Seychelles.

The Bush administration's unconcealed contempt for the ABM treaty is a dangerous prelude to discarding an agreement that has stabilized nuclear competition by limiting missile defenses.

He acknowledged at least one superstition, that of reusing socks from successful competitions and discarding those from poor runs.

Once qualifying ends, the team competition begins with the previous scores discarded.