Sentence examples for forensics competitions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jackson's first attempt at playwriting came at Kansas State University, in Manhattan, Kan., where he began writing his own monologues for forensics competitions.

Now, he's a very well-spoken young man and he even participates in forensics competitions!" "He got straight A's last semester and he was a black belt in Tae Kwon Do when he was nine.

These two individuals invested countless hours, along with their personal financial resources, in my fellow students and me to ensure that we were prepared to compete in 4-H Club events, county fair activities and regional forensic competitions, among other activities.

Forensics: A national competitive speech and debate program, it features interpretive, public address and debate competitions.

There can have been few more excruciating days in the life of the BBC Trust than the publication of Ofcom's forensic report on fake BBC competitions, which revealed in detail all the instances that BBC management had withheld from the trust's own inquiry, and which the trust had been too trusting to dig out itself.

At the same time, the growth of the DNA forensics field can offer strong internal competition for resources within forensic science institutes with limited budgets.

Yet the mere existence of the database raises questions about the fundamental relationship between citizens and the state – and the opening up of the forensic science market to competition between private providers raises more about whether it's appropriate for the private sector to have any kind of a role in law enforcement.

The seminar will also include a Capture the Flag competition, where participants can gain new knowledge about digital forensics, reverse engineering, and cryptography.

Forensics, not the type seen on CSI, is an activity based on competition in various areas of Speech and Debate.

"American Idol" and "CSI", respectively an amateur singing competition and a forensic-science drama, routinely attract more than 20m viewers three times as many as the most successful cable shows.

Forensics, anyone?