Sentence examples for experience competition from inspiring English sources

It might seem surprising that the same student can experience competition in such different ways.

Like most parents, I wanted my child to experience competition and learn the lessons that sports teach.

During the 1930s, "mom-and-pop" operations such as druggists, hardware and appliance merchants, and grocery stores began to experience competition from large chain store operations throughout the United States.

"David brings professionalism, experience, competition and he is a fantastic person to have around the club," he told BBC Radio Solent after watching James in training.

Plated will continue to experience competition, not only from older companies like Fresh Direct but from those picking up on the aggregate-and-deliver business methodology.

Because there may be variation in the degree to which individuals in a population experience competition, some individuals may be influenced by competition without the effects of these interactions translating into population- or community-level consequences' (emphasis added) (Wiens 1989, p. 5).

Indeed BBC4 may be experiencing competition from within, as BBC2 screens its first subtitled series in decades.

Moreover, the [saturated] internet market in these countries only experiences competition, not growth," Fal asserted.

Rangers have taken former Dundee and Everton goalkeeper Steve Simonsen on trial as manager Ally McCoist seeks experienced competition for Cammy Bell.

So what explains why women tend not to prefer new experiences, competition, accumulation, and social rewards to the same extent as men?

"Our young squad continued to show improvement as we face the larger, more experienced competition," Wallace said.