Sentence examples for period competition from inspiring English sources

Whether it was Olympics time period competition, a lift from its post-Super Bowl exposure last week, "Housewives" fatigue, or a combination of all three, ABC's "Grey's Anatomy" outdrew the women of Wisteria Lane for the first time.

Though its period competition history is inglorious, with more D.N.F.'s than placements in international races and a fairly serious crash at Le Mans in 1958, 0666 carries with it a fully documented chain of ownership — always a plus.

At the end of the breeding period, competition decreases again and may allow individuals to either use social information gathered in the previous or current year.

The technique separates itself by demonstrating options exercise under endogenous, multi-period competition in the setting of innovation speculation.

Although saturated brines are present around the world and already exist since ancient geologic periods, competition with other microbes will be very relaxed in these physically limited environments, in a way similar to what happens with intracellular parasites or endosymbionts.

During that same period, his competition, Representative Bill Thomas of California, took in $139,482 from the pharmaceutical and health products industry.

In 1894, Alexander Graham Bell's patent expired, and there was a brief but fruitful period of competition during which a great deal of the country was wired — often, in rural areas, by local coöperatives.

For most of this period the competition authorities have given priority to maintaining plurality in local news provision and local advertising markets, probably beyond the time that that was a sensible approach.

Two-thirds of the delinquency, in dollar volume, comes from loans issued in 2005 to 2007, a period when competition among lenders led to overly optimistic projections about rent growth.

Ultramarathons, which are neither Olympic nor IAAF events, are longer races based on a specific distance or an allotted time period for competition, such as a 12-hour race.

14 about which different versions vied for attention among the educated elite during the Warring States period, as competition intensified in the intellectual arena.