Sentence examples for realized competition from inspiring English sources

"By the 1980s, people realized competition had become keen for gaming," said Jon F. Hanson, who was the chairman of the Sports and Exposition Authority for most of that decade.

I realized competition was always with myself only and I could drop that.

Myriad's stock initially shot up 10 percent after the court's opinion was issued, but it then retreated as investors realized that competition would indeed be coming for BRCA testing, which accounted for about $132 million of Myriad's $156 million in revenue in the most recent quarter.

Gaming has seen out the graphical arms race, and realized that competition is a compelling factor in virtual entertainment.

I always thought if I made it to the finale I would propose, but I realized the competition is so stiff I couldn't let the opportunity pass me by in case this is the end of the road for me on the show".

Biochemical validation of this hypothesis was realized by competition experiments of staurosporine with ATP-γ35S for binding to synapsin I. Staurosporine, as well as three other inhibitors of protein kinases (cdk2, Pim-1 and casein kinase type 2), effectively bound to synapsin I with nanomolar affinities and promoted synapsin-induced F-actin bundling.

Fitness measures the growth rate of a genotype realized during competition with the wild-type, and it is also expressed relative to the realized growth rate of the wild-type.

Dr. Diamandis realized that competitions had been an important spur to commercial aviation.

While the classic Libertarian philosophy would say that a free market place is the best one, and I do believe this is true economically, such ideology is too tough to swallow for the tens of millions of workers who are slowly realizing machines will soon make competition all but impossible for them.

And apparently do it when they realize that competition will come into their markets.

Still, it is pretty daunting when you realize your competition just has to hit the send button and voila, their work is being submitted to the New York Times.