Sentence examples for large competitions from inspiring English sources

But it was the advent of large competitions, such as the X Games, an alternative sports festival sponsored by the cable television network ESPN and first held in 1995, that gave the sport mainstream exposure and a certain commercial legitimacy.

"Large competitions hold an important place in the development and promotion of sport," the Russian president said, referring to the World Cup and the Olympics, as well as the 2013 Summer Universiade in Kazan.

Shillong and other villages across the state host large competitions, often held on festival days, that are a matter of great pomp and prestige, with competitors travelling from all over the region to compete.

In southern zone of Tigray, Ethiopia, there is a large competition between maize production and other horticultural crops for the limited irrigation water.

Because of the victory in May, the group was invited to compete next month at the Buckeye Invitational in Ohio, a large competition but not one of the steppingstones to a higher ranking.

"There were large competition concerns over how the Bell companies might misuse that information," says Larry Strickling, former chief of the common carrier bureau of the Federal Communications Commission.

"I was lucky enough to win a large competition last year and I just didn't get the buzz I had in the past," he said.

Levie indicated to TechCrunch that no provider among its large competition — think Dropbox, OneDrive, etc — offers what EKM, now in beta, does.

It is notable that this company is one of IRAN KHODRO's suppliers; hence, it is under remarkably large competition and has to satisfy the demand of their customer with the best quality and in a timely manner.

In 1980, Mr. Remick founded the New England Darts Tournament Organization, directing some of the largest competitions in the Northeast.

Great two-player party fun, with a tournament mode for larger competitions.