Sentence examples for personal competition from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sawyer's presence in the evening news competition will surely revive stories of personal competition between her and Ms. Couric.

In a 45-kilometer race, he finds himself in a personal competition with another racer and wins.

Creating a culture in which people feel comfortable with failure also requires abandoning traditional ideas about personal competition.

But what they often find, Dr. Horgan said, is that the groups they join are rife with jealousies and personal competition.

So far as domestic politics was concerned, the ideological and personal competition between the two Václavs, Havel and Klaus, the prime minister, was not without its comic side.

In March Labour MP Emily Thornberry told the Observer that "a lot of women here find it really quite shocking, the sort of environment, the level of personal competition and aggressiveness".

Enter into personal competitions.

Individual knowledge sharing actions are not just for knowledge learning, but also for inter-personal competition, cooperation, self-reputation, or even free-rider experiences (Liao et al., 2013).

The Economic Freedom of the World index, created by the Fraser Institute, a Canadian think-tank, measures how consistent countries' policies are with economic freedoms, including personal choice, competition and property rights.

I went with our TechCrunch TV crew to chat with Muse co-founder and CEO Ariel Garten and to try out the tech…which turned into my own, personal calmness competition.

"I worked non-stop for two years for that [Olympic selection] and to not be taken in the way I was, I still feel bad about," said Jokarzadeh, who has a personal best competition total lift of 386kg, but has achieved over 400kg in training.