Sentence examples for point of a competition from inspiring English sources

Commissioner Kenneth Holden of the Design and Construction Department said the point of a competition was "quite frankly, to excite people and put this agency on the design map".

It was, at a certain point, less of a competition than a collaboration, a celebration of the craft over a victor.

The real point, from the standpoint of a competition, is to hear what the pianist can do in them.

But the point of a market is that competition brings innovation.

From a regulatory point of view, competition law is hampered by the length of time investigations take.

There are several mechanisms by which bacterial species can dominate and outcompete other organisms, but nutritional resources seems to be a focal point of microbial competition (reviewed in [ 9]).

If people were voting based on dance, then they would, but as we all know, at this point of the competition, it's just a popularity contest.

By the halfway point of the competition the Australian's challenge was a busted flush and even being outdone by his 19-year-old synchro partner Domonic Bedggood.

Mickelson lost to Justin Rose in the turning point of the competition on the last day, as the US blew a six-point lead and lost by one.

Yorkshire picked up their first point of the competition, having lost their first two group matches, while the Red Rose avoided a third consecutive defeat.

The result, particularly from the spectator's point of view, is a competition whose dynamics are fundamentally unpredictable.