Sentence examples for dollar prizes from inspiring English sources

Not every game can fill a stadium full of spectators and not every company can offer multimillion dollar prizes.

The X-Prize describes itself as "bringing about radical breakthroughs for the benefit of humanity" by offering multi-million dollar prizes in return for innovative ideas to tackle global problems.

The St . Petersburggame as proposed, then, presents no paradox, but it is easy to construct another St . Petersburggame which is paradoxical, merely by altering the dollar prizes.

For simplicity, we shall ignore the generalized version of the game, and continue to discuss it in terms of the original dollar prizes, recognizing, however, that the diminishing marginal utility of dollars may make some revision of the prizes necessary to produce the paradoxical result.

"That person in Africa building his own chopper is someone who can make things happen, who is willing to take risks," says Robert Weiss, President of the X Prize Foundation, which creates global competitions with multi-million dollar prizes to fuel innovation.

Nowadays, there are  ​million dollar prizes, seedy sponsorship deals and ​actual university scholarships on the table for the owners of thumbs agile enough to wrestle a 10-kill streak from the capering chaos of Halo multiplayer.

He plans another bunion derby next summer for a sixty-thousahd dollar prize.

As the winner, Wanuga won a fifty dollar prize and a plaque, signifying his programming expertise.

Hoping for the 25,000 dollar prize, people submitted more than 6000 suggestions-everything from A Towering Experience to Zanadu.

CCS is often described as the "billion dollar prize" on which the UK could lead.

And then Bert couldn't get enough of the support he needed and the University of Würzburg offered him a million dollar prize to create anything he wanted to create.