Sentence examples for notable competition from inspiring English sources

The most notable competition was Meagan Martin, a powerful twenty-four-year-old climber known for her appearances on "American Ninja Warrior".

The coming sale by RM Auctions in Monaco, on May 11 and 12, includes several notable competition cars as well as a number of desirable street cars.

— Dumpster-diving black bears have been back in the local headlines this week, but they have had some notable competition on the front pages and in the opinion sections of the two local daily newspapers.

AVALON STRING QUARTET (Tomorrow) Since its founding in 1995 at the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival in Connecticut, this dynamic ensemble has won several notable competitions and secured coveted residencies, most recently at Indiana University.

Harvard's quarterback won a notable summer passing competition hosted by the Manning family.

His strength lay in inventing new and ever more difficult maneuvers, bringing him notable success in competition with the European stars of the day despite their stronger, more powerful aircraft.

A notable development in competition policy is the trend toward devolving responsibility for its implementation to independent agencies, at arm's length from government (though the degree of independence varies considerably).

Some of them, together with several emerging techniques, such as gradient boosting machines and random forests, have been recognized through notable load forecasting competitions [5, 6, 7, 8, 9].

Some of the most notable examples stemmed from competition between leagues.

Inkster's tenacity has been a notable part of this competition.

But, in most parts of the world, competition remains notable for its absence.Take Europe.