Sentence examples for organized competitors from inspiring English sources
Although the answer won't become clearer until the Republican caucuses in Nevada on 23 February, following the South Carolina primary on Saturday, the reality television star appears to be lagging behind his better organized competitors in reaching out to Nevada's hard-to-corral caucus-goers.
History is full of organizations that excelled at coordinating the collective action of their people, rendering less organized competitors extinct.
Mr. Aaron was trusted by both clients and competitors and organized several nonselling exhibitions with competitors to showcase treasures of the 18th century, known as the Century of the Enlightenment.
The chairman of M.L.E., George Shea, said it was common sense that the league's contestants be forbidden from performing in events organized by its competitors.
Notwithstanding the varying motives and approaches pursued, attackers — whether they be rogue actors, corporate insiders, industry competitors, organized crime groups or nation states — can only operate within the constraints dictated by human tendencies and behavior.
Mario A. Torres, one of Mr. Bernace's well-organized competitors, said his own lack of financing had not scuttled his campaign, but was disappointing nonetheless.
As for direct competitors?
Since well organized competitions can always select one winner, however good and however numerous the competitors, the selectivity of a competitive mechanism need not have anything to do with bottlenecks, or with any other limitations of processing capacity.
It is the only tournament ever organized to commemorate a competitor.
The Greeks originally organized their festivals for the competitors, the Romans for the public.
