Sentence examples for emphasis on competing from inspiring English sources
Go wrestling There is a lot more emphasis on competing for the opposition ball than there used to be, says Wells, "so we now employ wrestling and judo coaches to help players translate their strength into effective ways of engineering their weight in rucks, mauls and scrums".
For the longest time, Google didn't really go after these companies, but the company is now putting a renewed emphasis on competing in the enterprise cloud business.
For the longest time, Google didn't really go after these companies, but the company is now putting a renewed emphasis on competing in the enterprise cloud business.
Emphasis is placed on competing mechanisms in the initial yield of nanowires: dislocation source number vs. repulsive force, both of which are controlled by the twin boundary spacing.
"The value of education has moved away from societal value to 'value for money' and the emphasis on students competing against each other is causing isolation, stress and anxiety,." Asquith added: "It has also forced institutions to compete aggressively against each other and put more money into advertising initiatives than student support services.
Fine particles of CaCO3 with different morphologies, habits, and sizes were synthesized via the AOT/isooctane/water reverse microemulsion technique with the emphasis on the competing effects of operating variables, including R value (reactants molar ratio), temperature, and additives.
Different theories about the nature of evidence might thus naturally emerge from different emphases on the competing demands that have been placed on the concept.
Emphasis was put on influences of pore diffusion on chemical reactions (e.g. pyrolysis, coal matrix's and chars' oxidation) and on competing paths.
The big banks "focus on marketing their products to customers and compete almost solely on price," says Mr Dickerson, while Metro Bank puts its emphasis on customer relationships, competing on service and convenience.
Similarly, there has been an emphasis on comparing the product attributes with competing alternatives but not on creating a universal framework of attributes for new product development (Pike and Steven 2003; Blijlevens et al. 2009).
