Sentence examples for inner competition from inspiring English sources

This mechanism shows the inner competition between speed adaptation and distance adjustment effects.

Inner competition can be a powerful driving force that can help your child development self-confidence and motivation that can translate to activities off the field.

In the crowded and carved-up inner cities, competition among gangs is fierce.

It also helps increase price transparency, thus increasing inner-regional competition and market efficiency.

The formation of these induced self-assembled structures is due to the competition between inner surface confinement (two parallel surfaces) and outer surface confinement (nanorods).

Modern humans, in the face of competition, tapped inner resources for cultural attributes, enabling them to maintain a common identity, communicate ideas and organize societies into "stable, enduring regional groups," Dr. White said.

Meanwhile, private rents are rising rapidly, the council's budget has been slashed and the council faces competition from inner London local authorities which are moving homeless people to relatively cheaper homes in the area.

(Some neat Sydney intra left wing politics on display here this morning. Everyone's having a chat to supporters in Marrickville in this transaction. There is, of course, fierce competition in inner city Sydney for swinging progressive votes).

Of course, AppNinjas and Inner Fence will face competition from Jack Dorsey's Square, which just debuted in the app store and has been receiving rave reviews.

The combination of the outward tensions of a closely fought team competition and the inner tensions of golf is uniquely brilliant and compelling.

Multiple people familiar with the inner workings of the NFL competition committee said the language of the rule — which makes it a penalty for defensive players to land with all or most of their body weight on the quarterback — would not be altered this season but the way it is enforced would change.