Sentence examples for essentially competition from inspiring English sources

In 1896, the European imperial powers governed a large portion of the planet, and the Games were a tribute to their success in spreading their way of life — from the idea that life is essentially competition right down to the unit of measurement — throughout the world.

In 1896, the European imperial powers governed a large portion of the planet, and the Games were a tribute to their success in spreading their way of life from the idea that life is essentially competition right down to the unit of measurement throughout the world.

Essentially, competition is good for developers because the more ways they have to make money, the better.

"Essentially, competitions are great for getting ideas," Chester says.

* ESSENTIALLY ELLINGTON COMPETITION AND FESTIVAL, Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, (212) 72126500.

Where there is essentially no competition for food, smaller eggs can survive as well as larger ones.

The road to the Essentially Ellington competition actually began a year ago when students tried out for the concert jazz band.

Blackstone is one of several private equity shops that is accused of colluding with rivals to essentially reduce competition for potential takeovers.

Fire became a major source of energy for early humankind, partly because it provided special capabilities, and it had essentially no competition.

Set to music mixed by DJ Todd Damon, the piece was essentially a competition dance of the sort that sprang up over decades from city streets populated by tap and hip-hop dancers eager to test their creative mettle.

The band's talents were on display at the end of April for two clinicians sent from Jazz at Lincoln Center to prepare the Hall musicians for the Essentially Ellington competition.