Sentence examples for preferred competition from inspiring English sources

Gifted students preferred competition rewards, whereas non-gifted students preferred chance rewards (Wu and Elliott 2008).

Airlines prefer competition, to keep costs down, but there are some advantages to doing without it.

John Anderson, the resource council president, said his group prefers competition, but only if it creates true markets.

He has said he prefers competition to litigation a position so vague and noncommittal that advocates on either side would have little trouble sharing it.

With political divides that prefers competition to collaboration, we continue to face unavoidable issues like a rising debt crisis, a deteriorating education system, an energy shortage and undeniable climate change.

The Blaine residency team played in a men's recreation league last winter, but Amidon preferred better competition.

Do you prefer self-competition or competition with others?

David Gauke, the minister responsible for tax policy, made it clear: where it has to choose, Britain prefers tax competition to policy coordination.

Do you think that's possible today?" Champagne defended the decision to take the World Cup to Qatar in 2022, arguing that "the Arab world deserves to have the World Cup", but said that if he were to be elected as Fifa president he would prefer the competition to take place immediately after Ramadan in May, with 9pm and 11pm kick-offs, rather than moving to winter as is currently proposed.

The European competition commissioner, Mario Monti, who is responsible for antitrust enforcement, told reporters today that he would have preferred to see competition among several companies, but the weak business environment permitted room for only one player to survive.

Mr. Averbuch would have preferred an artistic competition, which he said tends to bring out new and profound ideas as well as the best work.