Sentence examples for one competition with from inspiring English sources

Grant Fox of New Zealand holds the record for most points in one competition, with 126 in 1987; Jason Leonard of England holds the record for most World Cup matches: 22 between 1991 and 2003.

A one-on-one competition with Mitt Romney is what Rick Santorum would like to see now.

Mr. Spaniolo credited the tier-one competition with bolstering university pride and student caliber.

But it is just one leg of an emerging Indian approach to the world — one part caution, one part competition, with a dash of mimicry sprinkled in — that is ever mindful of the more powerful giant that has risen on its eastern flank.

One-to-one competition experiments with a reference strain may also be better than pooled competition experiments in this respect, although results from such experiments may still be affected by interactions between the reference strain and the mutant.

Mr. Gediman said that Badger Pass was always described as a family area, not one in competition with Tahoe or similar high-style resorts.

At four feet, the current pool is not deep enough for official events; plans submitted to the International Olympic Committee call for two new pools in its place: one for competition with a depth of two meters, or about 6.5 feet, and another for training.

Many of the biggest games are recycling fanboy templates, deliberately marketing themselves as feature-products, one in competition with another.

Healy ended the one-day competition with 79 runs at 26.33.

Instead the festival will dive straight into the competition with one narrative, one documentary and one shorts program playing on Day 1.

No one has the market cornered on suffering, and no one people is in competition with another on that account.