Sentence examples for obstacle competition from inspiring English sources

I could never do that!" Of course these people can't do a pull-up, don't have the strength or endurance to run an obstacle course, nor will they ever get the chance to participate in the hardest obstacle competition in North America.

The show rode the zeitgeist of obstacle competitions like Tough Mudder and Spartan Race, as well as America's general obsession with the fitness lifestyle.

Republicans looking to move up face two obstacles: competition and a couple of stoppers at the top of the organizational chart.

"Keeping the Canadian border closed is an obstacle to competition and is serving to maintain artificially high prices for drugs in the United States," she said.

Such an approach will resonate with consumers who are increasingly cross-training, as evidenced by the popularity of triathlons and Tough Mudder, an extreme obstacle course competition, Mr. Vaneri said.

Number portability removes a major obstacle to competition, particularly for business customers who need to keep their telephone numbers and are the most coveted customers because they have high monthly bills.

In summary, we demonstrated that certain nanostructures of topological insulators have the potential of overcoming the obstacle of competition of the individual thermoelectric transport coefficients to achieve high thermoelectric figure of merit.

Female athletes have long faced obstacles to competition.

Other obstacles include competition from superior ready-made curry products from the supermarkets, alongside myriad other takeaway cuisines that are often seen as healthier options.

More recently the G4 channel has generated some buzz with "Ninja Warrior," a repurposing of "Sasuke," a long-running Japanese obstacle-course competition.

It is an obstacle-course competition, shown on Wednesday nights, that is a standout among the network's mostly low-rated shows.