Sentence examples for premises competition from inspiring English sources

Given that the capital's only other five-star hotel, the Marriott, was the site of a 2008 bomb attack that killed 54 people and left a huge crater still visible outside its premises, competition for hosting duties probably wasn't too stiff.

The resulting vaccine choices for SIAs focus on the premise that competition between serotypes in tOPV in individuals leads to "vaccine failure" for serotypes 1 and 3 due to relatively lower take rates for individuals receiving tOPV than for those receiving mOPV [ 11, 13, 15].

In "She's Got the Look," even the premise — a modeling competition for women 35 and older, run by Wilhelmina Models — is old.

Our premise is that competition is the wrong kind of imaginary; that we are trapped by an idea of the externally competitive city as a basis for economic success.

The two judges pored over the final selection, pulling out certain attributes and techniques to compare, which is difficult when the whole premise of the competition is absolute originality.

While the poster contest has apparently remained under the radar since its inception, over the last few weeks, a wave of indignation has been swelling as parents, activists and concerned citizens alike have voiced their shock and outrage at the competition's premise.

Further still, firms will purposely lower efficiency to increase effectiveness in sectors wherein competition is premised on quality [ 46] and differentiated care delivery models [ 47].

Indeed, the notion of Yelpifying government is based on the premise that free-market-style competition will improve public services.

"There is a fundamental premise that if you lack competition, you need regulation and if you have competition, you need less regulation.

That's the premise behind an annual stock competition that T.J. White holds each year on Marketocracy's Web site.

The series' premise is a fictional reality competition where the late-night TV host goes looking for a replacement.