Sentence examples for offensive competition from inspiring English sources

"And then they would go to whatever less offensive competition we had.

Johnson, a former editor of the magazine, won the Spectator's "President Erdoğan offensive poetry competition", despite judge Douglas Murray saying the contest had received thousands of entries.

But the rule was roundly criticized for being sexist, a hindrance to competition and offensive to Muslim women who compete in large numbers in Asian countries.

Adjusting to a new offensive line, along with competition from the talented back Ryan Williams, could also affect his point totals: Mendenhall could become a TD vulture, but Williams is a big, physical runner with superior speed.

We examined the relative sperm competitiveness of males from the monogamous and polygamous lines by including the proportion of offspring sired by a male when mating in the offensive role of sperm competition (P2) in a nested ANOVA.

Both Simmons and The Simpsons are now extremely tame and in-offensive compared to their competition (even in light of this recent suspension) and looking back it's almost adorable that they were once seen as shocking.

If someone at either Lifetime or Oxygen described the coming competition in this offensive fashion, Mr. Weinraub should have quoted him or her -- the individual shouldn't be working at a network for women!

The Creators Project is hosting a digital zine making competition called The Offensive.

Stay tuned tomorrow, when we'll be announcing the winner of The Offensive: A DIY Zine-Making Competition. .

The left does not want to be left behind in the competition to be offensive and negative.

If you weren't paying attention to The Offensive, our DIY zine-making competition, it's literally time to get read.