Sentence examples for older competition from inspiring English sources

He has never flinched against older competition, and now he will get his chance in the glare of one of golf's biggest spotlights.

With older competition and few other pairings sticking together for any length of time, the Bryans have won eight titles through the first half of this year, which puts 2013 on pace to be the most successful of their careers by far.

Those who currently own Lawrie should continue to exercise patience as he's a 22-year-old still finding his way against much older competition, but there is still a lot to like here given the power-friendly environment he will play half of his games in as well as the quality of the lineup around him.

Instead, the anthropologists propose that a long childhood exists on one end of the human life span mainly because a comparatively long old age exists on the other end, and that in a long-lived species there are benefits to slow growth that have little to do with learning -- benefits like not threatening the older competition before said elders are safely stooped and toothless.

Admittedly they have older competition in the UK operation, WIWT.com, but Tagbrand's visual tags are a slightly cuter way of doing it.

In 1994 Innocent Criminals entered YouthRock, a national competition for school-based bands and placed first ahead of older competition.

It may be that fewer students are involved in programming in older competitions due to a greater compartmentalization of responsibilities, reflecting the more specialized interests of high school students.

It's not a two-year-old competition.

The history of the F.A. Cup, the oldest competition in the world, is built on upsets.

The 87-year-old competition is worth $100,000 to the winner.

Of course the grand old competition isn't what it was.