Sentence examples for present competitors from inspiring English sources

Three episodes of "Road to Chunk" present competitors' stories, starting at 6 30. 8 P.M. (Ovation) A SNOW WHITE CHRISTMAS: OPENING NIGHT This two-hour documentary follows Nigel Lythgoe and his family as they produce "Snow White Christmas" at El Portal Theater in Los Angeles.

Fifth, they are underestimated or ignored by present competitors (Christensen et al. 2006 p. 96 ff).. Considering these qualities, the analogy between catalytic innovation and frugal innovation is recognizable, but for catalytic innovations emphasis on small, unnoticed competitors and social change is added.

While Microsoft is a clear and present competitor, DocVerse is betting they can release a better product sooner.

During last year's World Championships, the Amateur International Boxing Association AIBAA) presented competitors with skirts, rather than the usual shorts, which it wanted to "phase in for international competitions".

The pTAS distribution estimated via a MLE approach also possesses the heaviest tail of all presented competitors, which in turn causes significant higher risk figures as shown by Fig. 4. Fig. 4 Portfolio loss distribution for different sector distributions.

For one thing, he has won the past four Buick Invitational tournaments at Torrey Pines, albeit on a lay-out significantly different from that presented to competitors this weekend.

Disaster is never to be excluded in a draining event that presents its competitors with 2 days and 10 distinct opportunities to crack.

When Annexin V is present without competitor, the signal is considered as reference and is equal 100%.

While most present-day competitors are capable of relatively high-resolution external video, the Targus does a maximum of 1024×768 at 16-bit color, so it might be good if you've got a tiny monitor or, hey, maybe your kid wants to play grown-up-with-a-universal-notebook-dock but you don't want to spend a lot until you're really sure he or she is going to stick with it.

So too does the variety of numbers that the competitors present: a self-chosen solo, a duet and a final solo created for each of them by a guest choreographer.

The new competitors present yet another challenge to the financially struggling post office, which posted better-than-expected financial numbers last week — a smaller loss than a year ago — as it seeks to prevent the erosion of its customer base and the nearly 23.2 billion bills, account statements, medical notices and other mail that flows through American mailboxes each year.