Sentence examples for familiar competition from inspiring English sources

With "Moneyball" you look at a very familiar competition with an entirely new lens and it gives you understanding about what's happening.

And on Sunday, when the Jets and Redskins play a rare game against each other — it will be just the 10th time the teams have faced and the first since 2007 — Cofield and Mangold will renew a familiar competition, one that has its roots in the high school football fields of Ohio.

Possible reasons for this is intra-familiar competition for food and other resources which are essential for child survival.

This was explained by increased intra-familiar competition for foods and other limited resources essential for child survival [ 13, 19].

Possible mechanism for this is that as birth order increases, intra-familiar competition for foods and other limited resources essential for child survival will increase.

This phenomenon can be explained, based on the fact that as family size increases, intra-familiar competition for foods and other essential services require for child survival increases, so also parental attention for their children decreases.

From this competition a familiar contest played out.

(The more familiar team competition, which involves eight swimmers at a time, comes Thursday).

The list of needed reforms is familiar: more competition, the privatisation of state firms, better protection for investors, a more reliable legal system and a transparent regulatory framework.

Then it must lure buyers who are more familiar with the competition.

He and Quanitta had a falling-out last year; she wanted to switch to coaches more familiar with international competition.