Sentence examples for points in competition from inspiring English sources

Flying kicks in Taekwondo are more difficult than standard kicks and are awarded more points in competition as a result.

Sport-based Karate, kickboxing and Tae Kwon Do focus more on earning points in competition- if and when a fight goes to the ground, which happens quite often, you will have hardly any training or none at all with which to defend yourself.

Together, they accumulate points in competitions that take place during the year and a half before the Games.

Equality of opportunity requires that each individual has an equal starting point in competition for particular social goods – outcomes reflect ability and effort.

Selänne became the all-time leading scorer in Olympic hockey history on February 19 , 2010 as he recorded his 37th point in competition in a game against Germany.

Use the AKC online store, which is listed in the Sources section of this article, to see if the dog has any points earned in competition or if is registered as the sire or dam to a litter.

Moreover, Hill was starting with zero points in the competition because she had made a mistake in the previous competition, so she had to win big or not at all (the World Cup consisted of a series of competitions in which the participants were given points for a variety of climbing techniques).

"A previously retired competitor with the best FIS points in the competition took part for the sole purpose of lowering the penalty to the benefit the participants in the races," the FIS said.

South Shore was runner-up with 83 points in the competition at the Armory Track and Field Center in Manhattan.

The Virginia Tech house's net production of energy will be worth some points in the competition.

Hays's team was disqualified and earned no points in the competition.